Hornet CCV mod - new oil leak

[Papa Steve]

Greetings . . .and a question for the group. I just did Hornet's CCV mod. Looks like a great product, had good instructions, and was easy to install. My question is, before the mod, I had little or no oil leaking. The next day after the mod I now have a small pool of oil under the engine. It looks like its coming down above and on the passanger side of the oil pan and even further back at the transmission. I checked all connections and there are no leaks there. I can not see any oil in the vally. Any thoughts on where this may be coming from and what caused it. Thanks in advance for your replies.

Steve

[NoRalPh]

Are you sure it's oil and not fuel? There is a metal clip at the rear of the pass head that secures a fuel line. That clip commonly rubs-through and causes a fuel leak. A dry valley eliminates a lot of stuff...

I would think the installation of the CCV kit wouldn't have anything to do with a leak unless something got "disturbed" as you were working on stuff

[Papa Steve]

It's definetly oil. I went back and checked all the CCV lines to make sure there were no crimps . .assuming that could cause some back pressure. All looks fine. Any other thoughts?

[bruce51d]

you sure it isn't just oil comin out of the ccv?

[Term3]

There have been a number of posts complaining of leaks with Hornets CCV mod.

[Papa Steve]

Thanks for the feedback thus far. It's not coming from the mod itstelf. I rechecked the doghouse assuming it may be an out of place O-ring and it's all dry around the dog house. And, it appears to be dripping down on the opposite side of the engine than the ccv. I also went back to make sure I attached the correct hose to the corresponding cannister connection. If something in the install process or equipment has caused a CCV restriction would that cause an oil leak somewhere else?
Steve

[Term3]

Check to make sure the CCV mod canister is not restricted. IMO opinion it could be made better internally.

[Highbeam]

Return the CCV to stock and see if it stops. Or better yet, just route the fumes to the atmosphere as IH intended.