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Old 04-16-2004, 12:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Routing the PCV lines with JRSC

Someone can confirm if I routed the incoming and outcoming PCV lines on a JRSC setup correctly. I don't understand the JR instructions and my idle is unstable.

What I did for PCV:

A - From the air filter cover to the valve cover hose barb (passenger side).

B - From the PCV check valve on the valve cover (driver side) to the TB cast adapter threaded hole (the one closer to the SC).


What I did for IAC:

C - From the TB cast adapter threade hole (the one closer to the TB) to the IAC valve adpater upper hose barb.

D- From the IAC valve adpater lower hose barb to the TB cast adapter threaded hole (the one closer to the SC) tee-ed with the PCV line of item 'B'.



Thank you in advance.
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66. Route a 3/8�x 6� vacuum hose from the fitting closest to the supercharger on the bottom of the Throttle Body Inlet Casting to the lower fitting in the IAC adapter bracket.

67. Route another 3/8�x 4� hose from the remaining fitting on the bottom of the Throttle Body Inlet Casting to a 3/8� “T�. Route another 3/8�x 4� hose from the “T� to the upper fitting
on the IAC adapter bracket.

68. Route a final 3/8�x 16� vacuum hose from the PCV valve on the drivers’ side of the valve cover, between the IAC adapter bracket and the supercharger, and connect it to the vacant fitting on the 3/8� “T�.
Lower IAC fitting goes directly to the fitting on the TB Inlet Casting closest to the blower.

Fitting on the Inlet Casting closest to the TB runs to a "T". This "T" then has a hose running to the upper IAC fitting, and one running to the PCV valve.
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Thank you dave. Now I see it.
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