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Fernando,

It is possible to use the topmost part of that vent tube and weld or braze a hose fitting to it. Then from the rubber hose you connect to that spot you run to the vacuum port plug on the center of your intake manifold, and put a PCV valve in the rubber line from a later model vehicle with a similar size displacement engine - like a 200 cid engine. This arrangement will give you a positive crankcase vent system that will help to keep the crankcase much cleaner and free from condensaton. I have one on my truck and i works just fine - not expensive, either. Look in the picture for the round red par jusr underneath and ar the back of the exhaust manifold. Mine is connected with copper tubing instead of rubber hose, but either will work.

Good LUck and a Happy Christmas to you and yours.

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Yes, grey beard and aero 3113 these examples are the same as Jeep Willys 1942 and GMC truck 2 1/2 ton 6x6 1944 that I have.Don Coatney my pic is from a manual(D-14966).Happy Christmas for you and your family.:)

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