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    Quote Originally Posted by boots View Post
    It is inside the original hose , I just used a joiner and new hose and left the original hose connected to the rocker cover .
    x2 thats the easyst thing to do orpush it out with a screwdriver
    have a look at page 42
    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2&d=1277205981
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    I can't open that document yet. But what you're saying is I need the valve in there? Does it help create back pressure or just prevent water, dust, and moisture from going into the crank case?
    Thanks for the info, this is interesting

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    Quote Originally Posted by my third View Post
    x2 thats the easyst thing to do orpush it out with a screwdriver
    have a look at page 42
    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2&d=1277205981
    Ok, so found that restrictor yesterday in my shed, popped it into the new hose, but what exactly does this thing do? I would have thought that restricting the crank case would be a bad thing?

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    My catch-can had an orofice that was causing a slight restriction and increased pressure in my crank-case.
    The over-pressurisation of the crank-case caused my turbo seal in the compressor side to leak.
    There were other issues aswell, but ultimately, I had to replace my turbo.
    In my car I found the best option to make it work was no restriction or valve between the PCV outlet, through the catch-can, and into the inlet after the air cleaner.
    Crank case pressure can = worn piston rings, worn bore, possible crack. Not good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lieney View Post
    My catch-can had an orofice that was causing a slight restriction and increased pressure in my crank-case.
    The over-pressurisation of the crank-case caused my turbo seal in the compressor side to leak.
    There were other issues aswell, but ultimately, I had to replace my turbo.
    In my car I found the best option to make it work was no restriction or valve between the PCV outlet, through the catch-can, and into the inlet after the air cleaner.
    Crank case pressure can = worn piston rings, worn bore, possible crack. Not good
    Interesting, why does Nissan put that in there then? How did u test for the pressure? Is that something anyone can do?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lieney View Post
    My catch-can had an orofice that was causing a slight restriction and increased pressure in my crank-case.
    The over-pressurisation of the crank-case caused my turbo seal in the compressor side to leak.
    There were other issues aswell, but ultimately, I had to replace my turbo.
    In my car I found the best option to make it work was no restriction or valve between the PCV outlet, through the catch-can, and into the inlet after the air cleaner.
    Crank case pressure can = worn piston rings, worn bore, possible crack. Not good
    what brand catch can mate
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    Quote Originally Posted by my third View Post
    what brand catch can mate
    Well, I don't really want to say because they have been a huge help with so many things I've done to my vehicle which is why I bought the can off them. I'll just say its a custom fabrication place and I have read on this forum SINCE buying it, that they are notorious for poor cans; regrettable considering their other items are amazing and the customer service is well above my expectations, they even sent me a free replacement can to see if there was any dramas with the original.

    I'm going to do a complete clean this weekend and them drive for awhile, check catch can after a week and see where I stand. If I'm not happy, I'm going to get a Provent and compare notes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bad-Trol View Post
    Well, I don't really want to say because they have been a huge help with so many things I've done to my vehicle which is why I bought the can off them. I'll just say its a custom fabrication place and I have read on this forum SINCE buying it, that they are notorious for poor cans; regrettable considering their other items are amazing and the customer service is well above my expectations, they even sent me a free replacement can to see if there was any dramas with the original.

    I'm going to do a complete clean this weekend and them drive for awhile, check catch can after a week and see where I stand. If I'm not happy, I'm going to get a Provent and compare notes.
    i put the provent on mine and didnt use the restricter out of old pipe
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    Quote Originally Posted by my third View Post
    i put the provent on mine and didnt use the restricter out of old pipe
    Did the same & seems to be working without a problem.
    2011 CRD with a bunch of stuff bolted on

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steveo_the_Devo View Post
    Did the same & seems to be working without a problem.
    Sounds good! How much oil is the can collecting? Is ANY oil going all the way through?

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