Anyone in europe supplying PCV fix?

[Mawrick 0]

Anyone know if there is any companies in europe that supplied a fix for PCV thing, like this one:

 

http://store.42draftdesigns.com/Mk3-VR6 ... p_309.html

[easypops 8]

You can buy the PCV on its own from ford

read this and you'll see mate :D

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=71188&hilit=pcv+ford

[MonkeyVR6 0]

You couldn't when I tried mate, if its the same part I'm thinking of from the Sharan VR6?

 

This part is on eBay for £35. Some dude has loads of new ones, good bit of forsight really - its where I got mine and its been fine ever since.

[Mawrick 0]

I'v seen em on ebay before, but couldn't find it...:(

[Mawrick 0]

btw, will the car run when this is totaly broken off? (mine broke all the way off when refitting it) - gona be doing a "test" start after rebuild this coming week.

[Mawrick 0]

You couldn't when I tried mate, if its the same part I'm thinking of from the Sharan VR6?

 

This part is on eBay for £35. Some dude has loads of new ones, good bit of forsight really - its where I got mine and its been fine ever since.

 

 

They are still available - I picked up a new one from Ford today ;)

[MonkeyVR6 0]

Cool. Good for you mate, when I tried, at my local Ford dealership in Germany they wouldn't sell me the small cheaper part, they insisted on selling me the whole pipe its attached to for loaaaads of cash.

 

The one I bought of eBay fitted and works fine.

[Mawrick 0]

Cool. Good for you mate, when I tried, at my local Ford dealership in Germany they wouldn't sell me the small cheaper part, they insisted on selling me the whole pipe its attached to for loaaaads of cash.

 

The one I bought of eBay fitted and works fine.

 

Ok, weird, the parts guy I spoke to here showed me in the catalog it was split into 3 parts, the flap/valce itselfe, and a small pipe, and then the thingy with the wiring attatched to it :) (he was happy to sell all the parts individually though :)).

 

Good it worked out anyhow - I guess it will brake again eventually :) lol

[fla 9]

btw, will the car run when this is totaly broken off? (mine broke all the way off when refitting it) - gona be doing a "test" start after rebuild this coming week.

 

i believe you can, i think the AAA engines in the US have a direct pipe, instead of a breather valve. Perhaps someone can confirm?

[Mawrick 0]

I can confirm it will run fine without ;)

[craigowl 0]

Is it not mainly an environmental thing?

The gases are truly noxious and carcinogenic (dont get them in the car!).

I would be embarassed knowing my car was belching out that stuff into a country known for its almost pristine natural beauty and clean air. (Just my opinion).

Maybe you are in the oil industry? :eek: :wink:

[Mawrick 0]

Is it not mainly an environmental thing?

The gases are truly noxious and carcinogenic (dont get them in the car!).

I would be embarassed knowing my car was belching out that stuff into a country known for its almost pristine natural beauty and clean air. (Just my opinion).

Maybe you are in the oil industry? :eek: :wink:

 

You are correct - I am in the oil industry :)

 

However it was only startet - not run...lol....:)

 

I guess it's mainly to re-introduce oil "damp" into intake to reburn it, so it can get the right emission ;)

 

In the end I guess it will all go out in my prestine environment - to bad I'm not so fond of 1.1l or less engines (if not sitting on a motorbike)....;)

[craigowl 0]

Only joking with you Mawrick, anyway.

The (Scottish) nationalist party are always saying "look at Norway - we could be like them - they have oil of their own, too!" :bad-words: :lol:

[Mawrick 0]

Only joking with you Mawrick, anyway.

The (Scottish) nationalist party are always saying "look at Norway - we could be like them - they have oil of their own, too!" :bad-words: :lol:

 

I understood ;) lol...:)