CCV ******

OuchThatHurt · Mar 26, 2016

I always thought the CCV upgrade was kinda BS until I found this doing the H&S intercooler piping upgrade.

OuchThatHurt · Mar 26, 2016

HS-MotorsportsDallas said:
http://hs-motorsports.com/misc-products/11-15-ford-6-7l-ccv-adapter-coupling-kit.html

Do you just route the hose to a desired location to drain?

BIG JUICE · Mar 26, 2016

OuchThatHurt said:
I always thought the CCV upgrade was kinda BS until I found this doing the H&S intercooler piping upgrade.

That looks like eg rrr not ccv crap.

OuchThatHurt · Mar 26, 2016

BIG JUICE said:
That looks like eg rrr not ccv crap.

Lol it says crankcase vent adapter in the description.

JRLott · Mar 27, 2016

OuchThatHurt said:
Lol it says crankcase vent adapter in the description.

Think he was referring to the build up being from eggr rather than only ccv.

BIG JUICE · Mar 27, 2016

JRLott said:
Think he was referring to the build up being from eggr rather than only ccv.

correct. That hard stuff has to be from egrrrr with heat. the ccv oil would be wet and pooled not hard

HS-MotorsportsDallas · Mar 28, 2016

If you really want to go another step further and see where the oil is going, pull your intake and look how much is pooled where it meets the turbo.

stevens6.7 · Mar 29, 2016

BIG JUICE said:
correct. That hard stuff has to be from egrrrr with heat. the ccv oil would be wet and pooled not hard

So if my egr has been missing since the 5K mile mark I shouldn't find this correct? LOL.

JRLott · Mar 29, 2016

stevens6.7 said:
So if my egr has been missing since the 5K mile mark I shouldn't find this correct? LOL.

Only one way to find out. Update this thread after you check.

oke:

I'm interested as mine has been blocked since 5,000 miles...LOL

stevens6.7 · Mar 30, 2016

JRLott said:
Only one way to find out. Update this thread after you check. oke:

I'm interested as mine has been blocked since 5,000 miles...LOL

Haha very true! If I have time I'll take a look at it and post.

miscott · Mar 30, 2016

Not to derail the OP thread, but I noticed in the photo that you have a zip tie on the the green fuel line. A few days ago my wife was driving the truck to work and the fuel line came off creating a huge mess and dumping a fuel till it ran out. Is it known that the fuel line tends to come off?