umm.. what happened to 04's PCV valve?
I'm planning to get a oil catch can..(if I can find some space..)
but.. when I try to check my pcv valve ( to shake..), I realized something is different..I can't pull it out.. like other pcv valves..
is it upgrade with different part number?

or try pic1
oh.. one more question..
what's this huge line connected to intake mani?
it's connected from intake to .. .. somewhere under ..
thanks.

pic2
but.. when I try to check my pcv valve ( to shake..), I realized something is different..I can't pull it out.. like other pcv valves..
is it upgrade with different part number?
or try pic1
oh.. one more question..
what's this huge line connected to intake mani?
it's connected from intake to .. .. somewhere under ..
thanks.
pic2
It's part of a fairly complicated system that reduces bad emissions after a cold start. For the first few minutes (while the engine is warming up), the pump will push fresh air into the exhaust manifold to help clean up the unburned hydrocarbons. This is one reason why the S2000 is considered a Low Emissions Vehicle. Once the car warms up, the pump no longer functions. Without it, this car would most likely fail emissions testing.
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still need a catch can
