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What pcv valve?

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95YellowGTbeasT

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I was wondering if any of you guys used a different pvc valve than the factory one for our cars??

Nick
 

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why?
do you think there is a deficiency with the stocker (im not being a jerk - just curious since you are the first ive seen ask).

you can rig a catch can and filter if you are having excessive oil in the TB, etc issues.
 

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i was just wondering (i might have got the wrong pcv) but mine came with two place to hook up hoses and i one use one of those hook ups. And i work at a part place and i see some single connection pcv valves and was wondering if those would work on our cars.

Nick
 
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the PCV valve i bought had the thing with the two connections and a plug for one. If its the same one just pull the plastic thing with the two connections off and only use the metal part. let me know if you need anymore help
 

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fiveoh is right on. ill add that some guys have issues with aftermarket valves not fitting nice and tight in the grommet. i prefer to run motorcraft valves for that reason.
 

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yeah, the ones from autozone are an illusion. the plastic crap on there is just a cover of some sort. if you pull it off, it reveals the correct looking pcv
 

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the aftermarket valves are made to fit a wide range of vehicles, hence the extraneous plastic barbs.
 
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