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Old 05-31-2007, 09:50 PM   #1
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Ogredude,

Thank you for the DIY! It gave me the confidence to do this for myself.

I got all the parts at Home Depot, and more of them than you listed due to the lower valve of the Husky filters not closing worth a crap, but I came in at just under $20.

1) Small Husky fuel filter: $12
2) 2 3/8" pipe fittings: $4
3) Drip sprinkler: $1.50
4) Sprinkler goof plugs: $2

Total: $19.50

The drip sprinkler was the cheapest way to get a few millimeters of the 150 PSI drip hose that would fit the nipple on the bottom of the filter, and a goof plug caps it off. Other than that my install was identical to yours.
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Old 06-01-2007, 10:45 AM   #2
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Ogredude,

Thank you for the DIY! It gave me the confidence to do this for myself.

I got all the parts at Home Depot, and more of them than you listed due to the lower valve of the Husky filters not closing worth a crap, but I came in at just under $20.

1) Small Husky fuel filter: $12
2) 2 3/8" pipe fittings: $4
3) Drip sprinkler: $1.50
4) Sprinkler goof plugs: $2

Total: $19.50

The drip sprinkler was the cheapest way to get a few millimeters of the 150 PSI drip hose that would fit the nipple on the bottom of the filter, and a goof plug caps it off. Other than that my install was identical to yours.
I just did this mod myself. What you say sounds interesting, but I have no clue what the drip hose and goof caps are. Are you able to kindly post a pic. or two? Thanks.!
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Old 11-23-2010, 06:39 AM   #3
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On my Supra, I just vented the PCV to atmosphere. What's the point in spending money on a catch can?
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Old 11-23-2010, 07:42 AM   #4
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On my Supra, I just vented the PCV to atmosphere. What's the point in spending money on a catch can?
You let your Supra get all grimy from blow by? After an hour of running the RX7, that crap is everywhere when I have a leak on the vent hose.
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Old 11-23-2010, 07:56 AM   #5
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You let your Supra get all grimy from blow by? After an hour of running the RX7, that crap is everywhere when I have a leak on the vent hose.
Well I had a metal braided hose running from the vents down to the oil drain plug, I never had problems with leaks. I thought it looked kinda cool like that.

Friend of mine did the same thing with his Corolla SR5, still working great on his car.
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