AIR Breather Question~~~~
I asked this awhile back but never got an answer. I removed the hose that leads from the crankcase to the intake and put a air breather on the crankcase. Can I also add a breather on the intake also? Right now I have it plugged but I was wondering if I can put a breather there and not cause any problems. Also where else can I add breathers?
Originally posted by Nismo
... I removed the hose that leads from the crankcase to the intake and put a air breather on the crankcase. ...
... I removed the hose that leads from the crankcase to the intake and put a air breather on the crankcase. ...
... Can I also add a breather on the intake also? ...
Also where else can I add breathers?
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
A pointless exercise, unless you value the cosmetics of a breather.
Yes. Another pointless exercise. This one is potentially harmful because it may interfere with the accuracy of the Mass Air Flow Sensor.
Your taillight housings. Your power radio antenna motor. Your glove compartment.
A pointless exercise, unless you value the cosmetics of a breather.
Yes. Another pointless exercise. This one is potentially harmful because it may interfere with the accuracy of the Mass Air Flow Sensor.
Your taillight housings. Your power radio antenna motor. Your glove compartment.


yes I know that it doesnt add any performance gains but Im starting to do some engine dressing up and just wondering if it was harmful or not. Thanks. btw I already have them on my taillights, antenna, and glove compartment

Originally posted by Nismo
yes I know that it doesnt add any performance gains but Im starting to do some engine dressing up and just wondering if it was harmful or not. Thanks. btw I already have them on my taillights, antenna, and glove compartment
yes I know that it doesnt add any performance gains but Im starting to do some engine dressing up and just wondering if it was harmful or not. Thanks. btw I already have them on my taillights, antenna, and glove compartment

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No...you can't not add it at the intake side. Why??? Because it's after the MAF, and there will be too much air that the ECU can not account for. Your car will stall and will barely run.
Originally posted by Nismo
I asked this awhile back but never got an answer. I removed the hose that leads from the crankcase to the intake and put a air breather on the crankcase. Can I also add a breather on the intake also? Right now I have it plugged but I was wondering if I can put a breather there and not cause any problems. Also where else can I add breathers?
I asked this awhile back but never got an answer. I removed the hose that leads from the crankcase to the intake and put a air breather on the crankcase. Can I also add a breather on the intake also? Right now I have it plugged but I was wondering if I can put a breather there and not cause any problems. Also where else can I add breathers?
Originally posted by 1MAX2NV
No...you can't not add it at the intake side. Why??? Because it's after the MAF, and there will be too much air that the ECU can not account for. Your car will stall and will barely run.
No...you can't not add it at the intake side. Why??? Because it's after the MAF, and there will be too much air that the ECU can not account for. Your car will stall and will barely run.
Re: Size?
Originally posted by delio
Does anyone know the size of the breather hole so I can order a breather element?
Thanks,
Del
Does anyone know the size of the breather hole so I can order a breather element?
Thanks,
Del
I thought they were universal? I bought mine at pep boys, it's made APC and on the package it sais Universal. It fits perfectly. BTW are you doing a CAI for the SC
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Re: hey...nice light
Originally posted by MaxSport730
hey nismo...what kind of setup do you have with those internal lights behind the grills...it looks really good
adrian
hey nismo...what kind of setup do you have with those internal lights behind the grills...it looks really good
adrian
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