PCV valve bypass/ delete, 5sfe
Heya all mechanical people! I bought this car a couple of weeks ago and the previous owner tried to do a PCV delete. From the minimal amount of information that I have found on PCV deletes on a 5sfe engine it seems he has done a very bad job. I wouldn't mind…
Heya all mechanical people! I bought this car a couple of weeks ago and the previous owner tried to do a PCV delete. From the minimal amount of information that I have found on PCV deletes on a 5sfe engine it seems he has done a very bad job. I wouldn't mind keeping the delete there but how do I make this work correctly without the vacuum and oil leaks😂 I have tried googling it but I can't find anything on 5sfe engines specifically. Any help at this stage would be much appreciated!! The car is a 1991 Toyota Celica with a 6th Gen 5sfe engine. Thankyou!
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Thanks! I'll look into getting the stock set up again!
They tested this before and you lose with that little breather just make it stock again