CCV Mod

[Sleeper Diesel]

I recently did the CCV mod and im pretty surprised on how much visible vapor is seen and someimes smelled. i was wondering how much vapor should be expelled. its pretty much a constant cloud at a stop. just wondering how much is normal and if anyone else has this much vapor.

 

[CHPMustang]

I also was somewhat surprised at the amount of vapor volume but it seems most engines are running about the same

 

[drchris1024]

I recently did the CCV mod and im pretty surprised on how much visible vapor is seen and someimes smelled. i was wondering how much vapor should be expelled. its pretty much a constant cloud at a stop. just wondering how much is normal and if anyone else has this much vapor.

I was unhappy w/ the amount of vapor, too. So I routed my hose into the exhaust.

 

[trackspeeder]

I never notice the vapors or smell at 65+MPH.

 

[TurboTy]

i was kinda shocked and surprised with the amount of vapors also, i too ran mine into the exhaust after a while, made it much better, still has slight vapor coming out, but mostly can only notice at night when headlights are behind me at a light.

 

[iracemine]

I first took my intercooler off and gave it a bath to find the thing was pretty clean. I havent found a good enough reason to do this mod so it is still hooked up and still running like a god.

 

[Sleeper Diesel]

i do have to admit that under the hood is alot less oily and dirty. but at drive thrus is were it bothers me. must stop eating fast food

 

[trackspeeder]

i do have to admit that under the hood is alot less oily and dirty. but at drive thrus is were it bothers me. must stop eating fast food

So this has a health benefit too.

 

[CSIPSD]

LOL Yes a health benny... and the oilly tube's are the biggest reason, and the restruction in the intake...

 

[paulkeith]

i'd lean more towards oil in the intercooler reducing its efficiency being the biggest factor, then oil causing boots to pop being the next largest factor.