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Trucktok 2008-2010 6.4L Ford Powerstroke Diesel CCV PCV ReRoute Delete Kit

SKU ER-0302
Original price $169.99 - Original price $169.99
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FITMENT

  • 2008 6.4L Ford F-250 F-350 F-450 F-550 Super Duty V8 Diesel.
  • 2009 6.4L Ford F-250 F-350 F-450 F-550 Super Duty V8 Diesel.
  • 2010 6.4L Ford F-250 F-350 F-450 F-550 Super Duty V8 Diesel.

DESCRIPTION

Product Overview

  • The factory CCV system on the Ford 6.4L Powerstroke is designed to redirect oily blow-by gases from the engine block back into the fresh air intake. While this satisfies stock emission standards, it introduces a major reliability issue.
  • Over time, this continuous stream of hot oil mist and carbon vapors recirculates into your intake tract, coating the expensive turbo compressor wheel and building up sticky sludge that restricts air volume and triggers premature turbo failure.
  • In winter, this trapped moisture can freeze and plug the factory system—causing crankcase backpressure to spike instantly and blow out your vital engine main seals.
Key Features
  • Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Construction: Our block-off adapter is CNC-machined from solid T-6061 billet aluminum. It resists extreme under-hood heat and vibration without cracking or warping like cheap plastic options.
  • Isolates Oily Vapors: Safely diverts contaminated, low-oxygen blow-by vapors completely away from your intake stream and vents them externally under the chassis.
  • Restores Maximum Air Velocity: Forces your engine to draw only 100% fresh, clean air, resulting in sharper throttle response, faster turbo spooling, and optimized combustion power.
  • Zero Maintenance Design: Eliminates the restrictive factory crankcase box entirely. Once installed, there are no internal filters to clog, no mesh to clean, and no replacement filters to buy.

FAQ

Q: Will installing this CCV reroute delete kit trigger a Check Engine Light (CEL)?

A: No. On the 08–10 6.4L platform, the crankcase ventilation path is purely mechanical and is not monitored by electronic diagnostic sensors. Installing this kit will not trigger any dashboard warning lights or fault codes.

Q: Is it necessary to install an oil catch can alongside this reroute kit?

A: It is not required. The kit includes a long, heavy-duty line to vent vapors safely under the chassis. However, if you prefer zero external vapor output, the adapter block can easily be plumbed into an aftermarket oil catch can.

Q: Will this modification cause my truck to leak oil onto my driveway?

A: No. The kit is designed to vent airborne pressure and microscopic oil vapors, not raw liquid fluid. As long as the O-rings are seated properly during installation, there will be no liquid dripping or puddles under your vehicle.

Q: Does this kit improve winter driving safety for the engine?

A: Yes, significantly. The factory CCV baffles trap heavy moisture condensation which can freeze solid during freezing winter drives, blocking pressure release and blowing out engine seals. This open-bore design prevents ice blockage entirely.

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Waylon Hightower
6.4L oil stays in the pan where it belongs

2008 F-250 with 180K miles. The 6.4L has enough problems — cracked pistons, leaking radiators, HPFP failures. The CCV dumping oil into the intake just accelerates all of it. This reroute kit is a simple fix that keeps the intake tract clean and extends turbo life. The billet plate is properly machined and the silicone hose does not kink. I route mine to a catch can instead of atmosphere — either way, keep that oil out of the intake. Your turbos will thank you.

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Dusty Boudreaux
Cab-off install is the time to do this

2010 F-450. If you are pulling the cab on a 6.4 for studs, turbos, or a delete, install this CCV reroute at the same time. The CCV box is on top of the valve cover and is trivial to access with the cab off. The billet block-off plate is CNC aluminum with an O-ring seal — no gasket to blow out. The silicone hose is oil-rated and long enough to route well past the transmission. Do it once while the cab is off and never think about it again.

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Colt Prather
6.4L intercooler swimming in oil — not anymore

2008 F-350. The 6.4L is notorious for pushing oil through the CCV into the intake. At 130K miles I pulled my intercooler and probably drained 6 ounces of oil out of it. That oil was coating the intercooler fins and reducing cooling efficiency. Installed this reroute kit — billet block-off plate on the intake, silicone hose routed to the frame rail. The intercooler has been dry ever since and my IATs dropped about 15 degrees at cruise.

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Rusty Weatherby
6.4L compounds do not need oil mist in the intake

2009 F-250. The 6.4L has compound turbos — a small high-pressure turbo feeding into a large atmospheric — and the last thing they need is crankcase oil vapor coating the compressor wheels and intercooler. This TruckTok CCV reroute kit blocks off the intake port with a billet plate and routes the CCV to atmosphere. Pulled the cold-side pipe at 100K miles before install and it was wet with oil. 20K miles after, it is bone dry. The compounds spool cleaner and the intercooler stays efficient.