PCV Help

95Cobra302

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Does anybody have a good pic of what the screen element below the pcv grommet looks like. I pulled my valve and grommet out and felt around but i didn't feel anything.

 

legalize420

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95Cobra302 said:

Does anybody have a good pic of what the screen element below the pcv grommet looks like. I pulled my valve and grommet out and felt around but i didn't feel anything.

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http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/lrs.aspx?ref=mu&gotopage=/content_50_home.aspx



it might be in there all the way at the bottom

 

legalize420

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link wont work for some reason, go to 50resto.com and search for pcv then scroll down a little bit

 

18mustangs

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95Cobra302 said:

Does anybody have a good pic of what the screen element below the pcv grommet looks like. I pulled my valve and grommet out and felt around but i didn't feel anything.

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I found it easiest to use a metal pick to reach down into the PCV hole and pull the filter out if the lower intake is on the car. If not needle nose pliers will also work well. Here's what the screen looks like.
Tim

 

95Cobra302

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Allright, I'll give it a try tomorrow thanks. Can u pick those up at the dealership?

 

sunil6784

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Yup, you can. Most carry them in stock all the time.

 

HISSIN50

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Tim is right on. Other methods of screen removal are a magnet or a long drywall screw. I use a pair or long needle nose pliers myself.

Good luck.