ranchertx

I have read about removing the blow by cannister on the 24 V, which is located near the front of the engine. Mine keeps getting oil everywhere, and I wwswondering about removing it and running an hose to keep the blowby below the engine. Any ideas?

firestorm

I ran mine below the cross member, and used zip ties to keep it from flapping in the breeze. I also installed a foam filter in the end of the hose, to help keep the dirt out of the hose. I know of a lot of guys and gals, who have done this.

SIXSLUG

Search "puke bottle" and see all kinds of options re: removing and re-routing the puke bottle.

I ran mine down along the block and ended it at the trans. You will need a 2 1/2" long by 3/4" threaded nipple, two zip ties and a 4 foot length of 3/4" fuel grade hose to do it like mine.

KATOOM

Relocating the blowby bottle is very common. It keeps all that oily air away from the radiator and engine. Running an extended hose down under the engine to as far back as you'd like is the normal procedure. Just make sure you dont allow any sagging in that extension hose which could cause collected oil to puddle and block the flow of air since that would blow a seal. There is other methods to routing the vent if you do a search.

firestorm

That is why I ran mine straight down, below the motor and cross member.

ranchertx

So you are running with no puke bottle at all? Just straight out the hose?

firestorm

That is correct.

KATOOM

Sorry. Should have been more clear about that. Almost no one ever puts anything on the end of their blowby hose. It only causes the oil to collect there and make a mess.

dssimecek

Mine is MIA and straight down. Long time ago when at dealer for LOF asked the puke bottle be emptied. Vola, to puke bottle. No problems.

rebal

same hear just run a 16" piece of oil resistant hose strait down and zip tie it to the sway bar

ranchertx

The Puke bottle is going to disappear this weekend.

SIXSLUG

Hang on. The horsepower gains are phenomenal!!