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  • nick.e46.330i.N
    nick.e46.330i.N
    nick.e46.330i.
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    So my ccv is taking/took a shit on my e46. I was thinking about going with a catch can setup. Just curious what anyone else has done or what you guys would recommend. Thanks in advance.

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    • wasnt m3W
      wasnt m3W
      wasnt m3
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      I have a new ccv kit from ECS for a 330 if you are interested.

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        Hammerdown
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        Last summer my CCV took a dive and hydrolocked the engine big time. Couldn't turn it over with a breaker bar on the crank pulley.  Search  "CCV Delete"  threads on E46 Fanatics for getting rid of that monster.  I  had mine venting to atmosphere in summer with hardly any drips, but in winter used an appropriate sized plastic bottle to catch oil/ water condensation at at times there was 3/4 cup each week!

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        • nick.e46.330i.N
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          nick.e46.330i.
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          wasnt m3 said:

          I have a new ccv kit from ECS for a 330 if you are interested.

          I'll keep it in mind. But I'd rather do away with the stock system.

          Hammerdown said:

          Last summer my CCV took a dive and hydrolocked the engine big time. Couldn't turn it over with a breaker bar on the crank pulley. Search "CCV Delete" threads on E46 Fanatics for getting rid of that monster. I had mine venting to atmosphere in summer with hardly any drips, but in winter used an appropriate sized plastic bottle to catch oil/ water condensation at at times there was 3/4 cup each week!

          Okay. Thanks for the lead! But the winter part is not going to be that big of a deal for me because it'll be stored in a heated garage.

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          • JeffJ
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            Hammerdown said:

            Last summer my CCV took a dive and hydrolocked the engine big time. Couldn't turn it over with a breaker bar on the crank pulley.  Search  "CCV Delete"  threads on E46 Fanatics for getting rid of that monster.  I  had mine venting to atmosphere in summer with hardly any drips, but in winter used an appropriate sized plastic bottle to catch oil/ water condensation at at times there was 3/4 cup each week!

            I'm with this guy on the delete. The cc set up they did on then is dumb. Mine hydro locked 2 times first was with wife driving -20 out put brand new winter kit in and did it again plus the valve cover exploded -15 out. The cv set up is great (if you live in warm areas) but this is wi. Weather changes every 20 mins.

            Catch can is great. I one on mine. Got rid of the car after winter.

            1976 530i e12
            1990 325ix e30
            1992 325i e36
            1995 740il e38
            2001 330xi e46
            ^More to come :)

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