Thread: Lurking Regal owner

All my Regals came in with over 100K.

Cliff... check out Ed's thread on pcv and tell us which parts you don't understand.

OK, back to the PCV funtionality. I read the thread again. From what it sounds like, for me it's as simple as running a line from the outlet on the N*TB and running that line directly to the front VC. Can someone verify this? Once again, I'll be running IC from SSEILMNOP, GenV, and a N* TB.

Also, another question. I'm planning on just using RTV for all of my gaskets and not any actual SC gaskets. Anyone see a problem with this?

I'd use Great Stuff if you are going to do that. Stuff is GM/Ford/Chrysler engine sealant compliant and makes workable gaskets in a minute.

Orrrrr you could do it ...BillBoost's way.

Originally Posted by BillBoost37

I'd use Great Stuff if you are going to do that. Stuff is GM/Ford/Chrysler engine sealant compliant and makes workable gaskets in a minute.

Orrrrr you could do it ...BillBoost's way.

Never used anything else but Great Stuff because it works
I would use it in place of the gasket or with the gasket.

Originally Posted by glendayle

OK, back to the PCV funtionality. I read the thread again. From what it sounds like, for me it's as simple as running a line from the outlet on the N*TB and running that line directly to the front VC. Can someone verify this? Once again, I'll be running IC from SSEILMNOP, GenV, and a N* TB.

If that's all that is blocked is the front, then yes. You can tap the oil filler neck if you still have it. Depends on how fancy you want to get or how much $$ you want to spend

Originally Posted by crazyguy03

If that's all that is blocked is the front, then yes. You can tap the oil filler neck if you still have it. Depends on how fancy you want to get or how much $$ you want to spend

What would be the "fancy" way to do it?

Buy a catch can and inline pcv valves and make it look all purdy...

I'm getting pissed off all the time dealing with pins and connectors, so I may have sort of splurged the other day.





Disconnected these connectors and wires today.

Also did this

Looks good... I am doing that exact setup right now.

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Originally Posted by Sushamouf

Looks good... I am doing that exact setup right now.

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Thanks,
I tried to get all fancy with a gunmetal paint, but it looks like dog poop. Oh well, I'm not overly concerned with what it looks like under the hood.

Nice pin set. If you don't mind..would you post a link.

Originally Posted by BillBoost37

Nice pin set. If you don't mind..would you post a link.

I did a bunch of searching around and there are quite a few different things out there. This is the one I bought. JS Products Inc 95978 Master Terminal Tool Kit - 19 Piece : Amazon.com : Automotive

There are a some "wheel" style options from Lisle that has about 3 different ones at about $10 a piece.
The other one I almost bought was this one. Amazon.com: Electrical Terminal Connector Remover/Installer GM C3: Automotive

I'm not really sure the best one out there, and I sort of took a shot in the dark. So far it seems pretty decent.

Bill, my mirror turn signals came in today. I can probalby find a wiring diagram in my service manual set, but just wondering where you tapped the stock turn signal wires at.

Put some more stuff back together

So i was feeling pretty good about getting stuff done today.
Put in new power steering lines.

Headers


And then this. SOB!!

could have painted those valve covers

Yeah, I keep thinking I'll paint stuff, but then I just don't care that much. I've already taken too long on this project. Need to get it put back together.