PVC valve problem

TeggyLeo

Teggy Newbie
Ok I just got this 91 GS about a month ago. The guy before me swapped the b18a1 head with a b18b1. But I don't think he took the intake manifold. The b18b1 head has the PVC valve on the cover and the A1 doesn't it's on the intake manifold.

My question is would it be the same if I plug the PVC valve on the manifold and route the one on the valve cover to where the old one is? I'll take a pic.


The one my finger is on is the old one
And right next to it is where I have the PVC valve going to from the valve cover. Would this be correct. I test drove it and it seems like its lost some power a little.


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j13

Keep It Clean
Put a a1 valve cover on, than buy a new PVC for your car, put it back on the intake runner.

By the way, you didn't lose power, your butt dyno thinks you've lost power.
 

TeggyLeo

Teggy Newbie
I'll try that. My friend said that the valve cover gasket was leaking because the PVC valve wasn't venting the engine. So it was causing pressure and pushing the vapors thruogh the valve cover gasket. It does run smoother now I think. Good one with the butt dyno lmao.


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