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Wheres the PCV valve?

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UpRise_5.0

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Wheres the PCV valve? Need to change it and not exactly sure how to change it and where it is?
 

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stick your hand right behind the intake on the backside of the motor. its in the lower intake. just pull it out
 
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there's a screen in there too that you might want to replace..it's about a 1" cyclinder shoved in under the black casing that the pcv valve goes in. Autozone didn't have the screen - got mine at O'Reilly's. Reach behind like ECU said, it's in the lower intake attached to a hose. Pull it out. I would assume it would be a good time to do the screen as well, but i'm really not sure if it's a regular maintance item or not...I just did mine while I had my lower off Either way, if you're gonna take the screen out, pull the black casing thing out of the lower and prob. just jam a screwdriver or something into the screen and pull it out. It's really a cheap and simple thing to do
 

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Here's all you need to know...

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=417607

This is what I went through.

But I fixed it.
 
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One way to get the screen out, get a really long screw driver (like 12"+) and attach a wood screw to it(with a small clamp or something), thread it into the screen and pull it out. I had a number of cuts from trying to get to it by hand. They do clog up and can cause you to blow the rear main.
 

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What effects can a bad PVC have on the car?
 

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Back here

 

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Holy detailed pic......that about does it.
 
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