crank case ventilation?

[stevetalon]

If I have my crank case ventilation not connected to my intake will this cause a TDC Error?
Right now I have it on a little filter
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[reno23]

Should be fine, but over time it will saturate with oil and then leak/drip around your engine compartment. if you look around, different ppl have used a "catch can" w/or w/out a filter. I myself, run a sealed catch can routed the factory way to the intake pipe.

 

[stevetalon]

So when its connected to your intake, the intake has nothing to do with relieving crank case pressure or hot air when the intake is sucking in air? I heard on a thread that the cas can become hot and malifunction or throw an error I cann't figure out why this TDC code is being thrown. It happened when I removed all the emission control and put this intake on

 

[Rob10_99]

Routing the crankcase vapor back to your intake will only cause oil buildup in

 

[stevetalon]

ok thanks for the info on that I was hoping that was my problem

 

[frankenstein406]

get a clear small engine gas or oil fitler couple bucks and still sucks out the air

 

[greentsiawd13]

LOOK AT THIS CUSTOM AND FABRICATION SECTION
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/custom-fabrication/335495-my-custom-catch-can-pcv-setup.html

 

[Defiant]

Check any of the Catch Can threads.