Reply to "To PCV or Not to PCV??"

rapierMember

I have been searching through old posts on this forum.
It seems the standard set up is that one rocker cover connects directly to the side of the air filter. The other should go through the PCV to the carb base.
But what about connections on the carbon canister, I guess there should be something to draw off the fuel fumes - but where would it be connected?
The rolling road guy says I have low vacuum at idle so I'm not sure if a PCV is a good idea.
(unfortunately I have no idea what sort of cam is in there - all the history of the car was lost in a fire).

6/13/056:17 AM

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