Where is PCV valve??
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RandyStinchcomb
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right side in the middle of the cam cover, hope you bought an OEM Ford one
right side valve cover???? driver or pas side???? whats connected to it?
i need details..im kinda retarted. o and yea I got the ford one Part# D9ZZ-6a666-a
HOW DO I CHANGE OUT THE PCV VALVE???
RandyStinchcomb
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well, you got the wrong one as the D9ZZ-6A666-A fits 2001 back.
2002 up Mustangs use a 1/4 turn/twist-in one and the part # for the "pre-heated" PCV valve is 2C5Z-6A666-AA or for a Non-heated one its 2X4Z-6A666-AA
oh and the rightside is the passenger side of the car
ok thanks!
you would think that if one went to a ford dealers parts counter and asked for a PCV valve for a mustang GT..they would give you the right part... Apparently ford dont know there cars parts. Randy? can u get me one?
i know you from Mustangboards.com
RandyStinchcomb
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well I can't speak for my "counter-parts" in this business
but Im starting to hear this alot more
we sure can order one if you like
do you want the $30.00 pre-heated one or the $10.00 non heated one? and I'll have to order it, about 1 day togetwell I can't speak for my "counter-parts" in this business
we sure can order one if you like
I would like the NON heated one. let me know if your need anymore info.
RandyStinchcomb
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nah, Im good. I'll try and have one here tomorrow. will keep you posted
thanks for your help randy..its Appreciated!!!!!
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RandyStinchcomb
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aftermarket ones are not made to Ford spec's and can have a larger orifice which draws more vapor's and clogges-up the IAC and fills the lower intake wth a oily mess
p.s. ST your PCV valve is here, give me a call when you can
Wolvrin704
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RandyStinchcomb
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well, heat
somewhere along the lines the Wiz Kids in Dearborn had a problem wth PCV valves frezzing-up in cold climates and thought the whole counrty needed to have pre-heated PCV valves, total BS if you ask me
Wolvrin704
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well, heat
somewhere along the lines the Wiz Kids in Dearborn had a problem wth PCV valves frezzing-up in cold climates and thought the whole counrty needed to have pre-heated PCV valves, total BS if you ask me
I figured it would be heat, just didn't know what the need for heated would be. I grew up in Michigan and still have family there, never heard of a PCV freezing up.
well, heat
somewhere along the lines the Wiz Kids in Dearborn had a problem wth PCV valves frezzing-up in cold climates and thought the whole counrty needed to have pre-heated PCV valves, total BS if you ask me
is it okay to replace a heated one (Im assuming 04s have heated) with a non heated? as you can see from my local, i have plenty of it
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RandyStinchcomb
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410-655-2000 x 5618 and Im omly here till 11am today, be back tomorrow and off fri till monday
RandyStinchcomb
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is it okay to replace a heated one (Im assuming 04s have heated) with a non heated? as you can see from my local, i have plenty of it
yup, sure can. the non heated one is part # 2X4Z-6A666-AA
This is probably a rhetorical question, but why, when I ask the local ford parts guy for a pcv valve for a 2002 Mustang GT, does he give me PN D9ZZ-6A666-A?
well I can't speak for my "counter-parts" in this business
Heh, parts counter...no pun intended
Sorry :-/
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