PTP PCV- Smoke fix?

Ptp pcv

Awesome thanks.. I have a 2007 so it should work. In the write up it says this is only required for a car with an aftermarket DP. I have a smoking issue and all I have is a MazdaSpeed CAI installed. The black smoke seems at its worst the first time I get on the car or after driving around off boost a bit and then getting on boost. Is this the right solution for my problem?
 
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Awesome thanks.. I have a 2007 so it should work. In the write up it says this is only required for a car with an aftermarket DP. I have a smoking issue and all I have is a MazdaSpeed CAI installed. The black smoke seems at its worst the first time I get on the car or after driving around off boost a bit and then getting on boost. Is this the right solution for my problem?

oh ok, this is in the 2010 section, which is why i mentioned that

might be blown turbo seals, does it smoke alot all the time or just in small increments?
if it smokes all the time its the seals which means new turbo, if it smokes a little bit then goes away, then yea this may fix it
 
Awesome thanks.. I have a 2007 so it should work. In the write up it says this is only required for a car with an aftermarket DP. I have a smoking issue and all I have is a MazdaSpeed CAI installed. The black smoke seems at its worst the first time I get on the car or after driving around off boost a bit and then getting on boost. Is this the right solution for my problem?

is it smoking when you go wot? or at idle??
if its at idle and its white then
this thread might help!!
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123770391
 
I just purchased one of these, it's been in testing and 'appears' to help solve part of the problem regarding smoking while idle. Basically, while at idle/cruise, the oil going to the turbo is under positive pressure, and the return line generates a positive pressure in the opposite direction (these may not be equal, not sure). When this happens, the oil has nowhere to go but out the seals, causing the infamous smoke.

With this installed, it causes the return line to the pan to create a vacuum, which a PCV system is designed to do, helping facilitate the oil back to the pan and keep the system flowing, providing proper lubrication to the turbo. In short, you go from this:

feed -----> ((0))<----- return

to this:

feed ----->((0))----> return

I will post more results when I have it installed and let everyone know how this works out. Rumor has it that it will help alleviate knock as well, which is actually the main reason I'm buying it. For $25, it may be the solution we've been looking for to the problem.

Also, I'm still waiting more info on the Mazda PCV fix. I may run both of them simultaneously to see what kind of improvements it makes, but that's down the road. I still need more information on the OEM fix before I can comment on it.
 
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