would you happen to know anything about the m52tu25 ccv, wondering if there are any other vacuum hoses on it? mine busted yesterday, not sure where, but it has such a bad vacuum leak that i could put my hand over the intake tube while engine was running and it wouldnt even suck my hand to it.. engine is running way ruff and wayyyyy rich.. im going to go buy the Dorman 02253 Vacuum Bypass Caps and hope deleting the ccv fixes the problem. im going to vent to atmosphere straight from out the valve cover for now just to get to work tonight, hopefully it wont cause any problems, but was worried about a hidden vacuum line somewhere on the ccv other than the main big 3
@@TenzaMotorsports WOW in the 8 years iv had this car, its never idled so smoothly, id bet you could balance a coin on it now haha no joke, its like a new engine!!!!!! this must have been a problem from day one back in 2016, and just now completely broke.. haha iv driven it with the moo cow sound at idle for 8 years hahahaha thought that was normal.. then when it, i guess completely broke, the noise stopped, thats when the idle got really bad, like described in above post! Thanks Sir
Thanks for the indepth look into the install! Didn't see a link for that hose clamp you referred to using a lot of, in case you want to throw that in too, love that you provide links to the build-sheets for the cars, and parts in the video too of course.
The description has been updated! Building cars isn’t always easy and people gate keep too much. I try to make it as easy as possible to build your own. Thanks for the comment!
This has helped my car so much been running it for 5 months now. Only issue I have had is blow by coming in through the glove box because of where the catch can is mounted.
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I went VTA on my turbo m54 and it likes to burn oil at high vacuum (idle and decel). Didn't burn oil before turbo + before vta cc. Think its from lack of pulling vacuum for my oil rings? I read that can happen.
When you say burns oil? What symptoms were you getting? A catch can will consume oil because it isn’t going back into the dip stick return. But it should be pretty small amounts.
I’ll keep an eye on that with my cars. I haven’t seen any signs of that. We just ran this car, that I worked on in this video, last night and there was no smoke. unfortunately don’t really have any advice for you. I’m sure the information is out there! I just am not familiar. I’m new to catch cans lol
@@TenzaMotorsports Yes, the relocation only happened on the LCI M3’s alongside other improvements. Xi’s (Pre LCI & LCI) always need it in the drug bin to make room for the front axle and components.
Okay nice but why not use the out and have it run in to the inlet manifold like factory also what about the hose that runs in to the sump My self id prefer it to run from rocker (inlet) then run to the factory spot on the inlet (using outlet ) then run it back in the the sump like factory but i have a turbo oil feed filter under my oil catch tank so I can reuse the oil but my tank don't have a filter like yours will make a video some time soon as will be adding on to my X5
Because this is a vented catch can, if you run anything to your intake it’s going to cause a massive vacuum leak. that intake line is after the mass airflow sensor so you’ll be pulling in unaccounted air.
