Trashed the oil cap thingamajig! See pic!
#1

Took the plug out of a a/c pressure fitting, tigged it and tapped it . Stuck a fitting in it an there you have it. No more ugly oil cap crap.
#4
Nice job, wish I had a welder too.
This may help keep oil from pushing out of the cap under boost. I saw a post on tech where a guy returned the oil from the turbo to the vent that usually goes to the TB to burn off fumes, then he put the LS vent finter cap on the fill hole for a breather.
You have to be careful about that vent because I am not sure if the truck VC is the same as the car VC, The trucks has a small baffle thingy in there to help keep oil from pushing out ito that tube that goes to the TB. Not sure what the car's looks like.
This may help keep oil from pushing out of the cap under boost. I saw a post on tech where a guy returned the oil from the turbo to the vent that usually goes to the TB to burn off fumes, then he put the LS vent finter cap on the fill hole for a breather.
You have to be careful about that vent because I am not sure if the truck VC is the same as the car VC, The trucks has a small baffle thingy in there to help keep oil from pushing out ito that tube that goes to the TB. Not sure what the car's looks like.
#7
I think tapping the oil pan is a better idea but Im sure it will work well. Might change that brass fitting to a AN fitting it would look a hell of alot better IMO.
TG-You know you will have to pull the motor to remove the pan right?
TG-You know you will have to pull the motor to remove the pan right?
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#8
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
I think tapping the oil pan is a better idea but Im sure it will work well. Might change that brass fitting to a AN fitting it would look a hell of alot better IMO.
TG-You know you will have to pull the motor to remove the pan right?
TG-You know you will have to pull the motor to remove the pan right?



