Duramax CCV Reroute/Delete kits

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Duramax CCV Reroute/Delete kit FAQs

The LML uses a more integrated crankcase ventilation layout, while the L5P uses a more modular CCV setup. This is why hose routing, fittings, and reroute parts can differ between LML and L5P kits.

Most standalone CCV/PCV reroute kits do not require ECU tuning because they do not change fuel, boost, or ECM calibration. Full delete packages that include EGR, DPF, DEF, or tuner-related parts may have separate tuning requirements.

Many kits are designed to work with the factory intake and turbo piping, but fitment depends on engine generation and selected product option. Always check the product notes before ordering.

Not always. A catch can is useful if you want to collect and inspect oil mist instead of simply rerouting vapor. Trucks with towing use, higher mileage, or more blow-by may benefit from easier drain and service access.

It depends on engine health, load, climate, and driving style. Many owners inspect the catch can at each oil change, then adjust the drain interval based on how much oil collects.

No. It can reduce oil vapor entering the intake path, but it will not repair worn rings, failed turbo seals, excessive blow-by, clogged breathers, or unrelated gasket leaks.

Some all-in-one Duramax packages include CCV-related components along with EGR, DPF, DEF, exhaust, or tuner parts. If you only need CCV/PCV routing, choose a standalone reroute kit instead of a full package.


It depends on the product design and local rules. Open-vent or delete-style crankcase ventilation changes may not be legal for public-road vehicles in some U.S. or Canadian jurisdictions. Check regulations before installation.