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07-26-2011, 12:58 PM
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breather
Just received a cccv filter breather kit from Glacier Diesel.
Not much in parts for a total of $50 including shipping but it sure looks like a great idea. Just wondering if anyone has used one. I replaced my cccv filter at 36,000 miles and didn't have much of an oil buildup seems like about 13 ozs. Anyway I will install it seems like a great way to eliminate potential problems.  
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07-29-2011, 08:37 AM
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Just installed this cccv filter breather from Glacier Diesel which took about 10 minutes. In the instrutction they indicate plugging the turbo charger side right at the turbo housing. I called Glacier to see if it was okay to mount billet plug up near the where the breather is mounted. That way if I am on the road and have any issues where truck needs to go to the dealership I can have it back to stock in short order.
Fired engine no codes or problems am leaving for a trip to Bay Area today and will be going over the Sierra. Will keep you posted.
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