milkshake on valve cap

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12-27-2008, 06:51 AM

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Re: milkshake on valve cap

Probably just condensation.
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12-27-2008, 08:47 AM

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Re: milkshake on valve cap

Don't do the catch can on the head. You will be better off getting a fitting for the block and running the can from it. Take the plug out of the right side on your pic and get a plug from honda to fit and run it from there.

12-27-2008, 09:01 AM

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hey its me is an unknown quantity at this point

Re: milkshake on valve cap

yea a catch can is a graeet idea too but i dont know hot to install one since i dont have the breather chamber my friend actually did the same thing on the picture and he did the an-3 fittings you can actually hear and feel it working...he said its relieve pressure from the bottom well see how it goes

12-27-2008, 09:22 AM

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Re: milkshane on valve cap

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Originally Posted by 1rude2l

Should be a black breather box sitting in the lower location. Top hose actually goes into breather box, then another hose with a pcv valve runs to the intake manifold. Is all the oil milky or just on the oil fill cap?

not all ls blocks have that black box, there is just that space but no hole