Pcv valve assembly info sludge prevention

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#21

02-19-2013, 08:38 AM

mtroxel

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Originally Posted by kenman

I have done research according to my findings this pcv valve **** causes our b5s intake to get carbon deposits which will cause a blown engine

I've driven Audi's for over 500,000 miles. Never touched the PCV system, never had a blown motor, never had a sludge problem. Ask your "experts" how I managed that.

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02-19-2013, 11:26 AM

Mad Cow

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Originally Posted by kenman

ok replying to the guy saying audi wouldnt install a problem. umm its not there choice they have to due to the epa cause they careee sooo much about the earth.. 2nd audi wants your car to die and for them you to think it was your fault "not doing schedualed maintnetce through them" so ul buy another... any ways if this think gunks up my intake makes my car stall with the ac on reduces preformace builds carbon deposits on my intake then i really want to remove it so far iv been driving 2 weeks with the plug just unpluged and i didnt even seal my intake and it runss sooo much better so i think il seal my intake then remove the actual "valve"... and put a hose to the road that way the air pressure will suck the **** out ... xD emission test whaaa? iv never had such thing and never will so yeah lol

#23

02-19-2013, 11:41 AM

jonbonesjones

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^^this

#24

02-22-2013, 10:28 PM

kenman

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inductive logic

ok so we have figured out in a conclusion that i shall not remove the system but if this is the case why are other people removing it there must be a good reasn and why does my cars preformance lag with it...

#25

02-23-2013, 06:34 AM

Huskerbob

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The crankcase ventilation control system, pcv, is there to stop pollutants from entering the air we breathe. Why don't you just repair what is broken? If it's a matter of money then save up. A system that is working properly will cause you no problems. The best solution is the easiest and that is to fix what's broken rather than wasting your time trying to figure out how to re-engineer a perfectly good system.