Collection: CCV PCV Reroute Kit

Advantages of the SPETUNER CCV Reroute Kit

With premium materials and precise engineering, the SPETUNER CCV Reroute Kit delivers substantial benefits, keeping your diesel engine in peak condition:

Reduces Sludge Accumulation
In a diesel engine, oil vapor and impurities entering the intake system is a common issue, leading to stubborn sludge and carbon deposits. The SPETUNER CCV Reroute Kit prevents these oil vapors and contaminants from reaching the intake system, keeping it clean and enhancing combustion efficiency. With a cleaner intake, your engine runs smoother and more efficiently, maximizing fuel use and power output.

Optimizes Engine Performance
A clean intake system means better airflow, which directly improves combustion efficiency. For diesel vehicles that get used heavily, installing a CCV Reroute Kit makes an immediate difference in performance. You’ll notice the throttle is more responsive, and power delivery is more immediate—exactly what we diesel enthusiasts strive for. With every press of the pedal, you’ll feel the engine respond with seamless power.

Extends Component Life
When carbon buildup is minimized, wear on engine components is reduced. The SPETUNER CCV Reroute Kit helps protect the intake system and other engine components, extending their service life and lowering maintenance costs. In short, installing this kit means a more durable engine with lower upkeep.

Each SPETUNER CCV Reroute Kit is crafted from high-temperature-resistant materials that stand up to extreme conditions. No matter where you’re driving—on city streets or in harsh environments—SPETUNER’s CCV Reroute Kit will keep your diesel engine running smoothly, providing lasting durability and reliable performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What does a CCV reroute kit actually do?
Answer: Imagine that every time the engine is running, some oil mist and exhaust gas are produced. If these things are sucked back into the intake system directly, they will not only dirty the interior, but also form carbon deposits, making the engine gradually become "heavy" and lose power. The purpose of installing a CCV Reroute Kit is to discharge these oil mist and exhaust gases out of the engine system instead of returning them to the intake pipe. In this way, your engine can "breathe" cleaner air, maintain more power, and save the trouble of frequent cleaning. In short, the CCV Reroute Kit can help your diesel engine stay "clean" and "healthy" for a longer time.

Q2: Is a CCV reroute worth it?
Answer: It is worth it, especially for those owners who often tow heavy goods or use diesel vehicles for a long time. Diesel engines are more likely to produce oil mist and carbon deposits than gasoline engines. If these things are allowed to accumulate in the intake system, it will not only affect the life of the engine, but also make you feel that the power is weakened. The purpose of the CCV Reroute Kit is to prevent the oil mist from flowing back and keep the intake system clean. This modification can make your engine run more smoothly, reduce subsequent maintenance costs, and make the power more durable and stable. So, if you want your diesel car to last longer and have more stable performance, this modification is worth a try.

Q3: What’s the purpose of a PCV reroute? Is it the same as CCV?
Answer: In short, PCV (positive pressure crankshaft ventilation) and CCV are both used to solve the problem of crankcase gas, but they are applied to different types of engines. PCV is generally used in gasoline engines, which can guide the gas in the crankcase back to the combustion chamber for processing to achieve the purpose of cleaning. CCV is "exclusive" to diesel engines. It is more closed and can prevent the high-pressure oil mist from flowing back. It is very suitable for the high temperature and high pressure environment of diesel engines. The functions of the two are similar, both are to keep the intake system clean, but if you are a diesel car owner, CCV is a more suitable solution for you.

Q4: What’s the difference between PCV and CCV, and why should diesel owners care?
Answer: PCV and CCV sound similar, but they differ in principle and use. PCV is mainly used in gasoline engines, and it guides the gas in the crankcase to the intake system for combustion. Diesel engines, however, are more suitable for a closed CCV system because they emit a lot of oil mist and high pressure, which can keep the oil mist out of the intake system to prevent carbon deposits. That’s why diesel owners should pay attention to CCV - it can help keep the intake system clean, reduce the power loss caused by carbon deposits, and keep your engine efficient for a long time. In this way, you can save worry and enjoy the lasting power of diesel vehicles.