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PCV!?!?!

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  • Start date Start date Apr 17, 2008

TorqueMonster88

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How do u get this thing off.....its like its glued on or something...and then how do you get it back on??
 

2000fordstanggt

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TorqueMonster88 said:
How do u get this thing off.....its like its glued on or something...and then how do you get it back on??
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theres a gromet on the valve cover that it sits in. pull it straight up, the new one goes straight down. might kinda be stuck but itll come out.
 

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what about for seafoam....sorry i didnt mention that before...is it the same thing do you feed it in from the grommet?
 

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TorqueMonster88 said:
what about for seafoam....sorry i didnt mention that before...is it the same thing do you feed it in from the grommet?
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i always use the vacuum line from the t/b to the pcv for seafoam. a rubber hose will actually fit over the end and it works great, paired with a funnel, of course.

the reason i dont take the hose right off the t/b is cause mine is dryrotted.
 

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thats what im talking about that rubber piece that goes from the t/b to the plastic tubing to the pcv....separating that rubber from the plastic is hard....any remedies?
 

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Twist it to break the seal the rubber has on the plastic, it will come off easier.

Also, you arent trying to tug on the valve on the drivers side cover, correct? The PCV is on the passengers side, and it should pop right out and in. If not, rotate it a few degrees and try again.
 

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oh no...i guess i had a misunderstanding.....the pcv comes out easily(on the passenger side)....i had the idea that the whole hose assembly was the pcv..haha...but anyway, the advice helped i got it off....now i can finally seafoam now..hahaha
 

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remember to change your plugs/oil soon after you seafoam
 
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