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quote:Originally posted by quicksilverdon
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quote:Originally posted by gonzomania
I understand that if the PCV valve spring doesn't operate it can make the car hesitate and miss. It's easy to check and alot cheaper and easier to replace
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Okay, where's that? Isn't it connected to rubber hose? Just haven't spotted it, but then, haven't looked for it. [B)]
Car seemed fine on way in, but PCV valve I've done on other cars - usually cheap and easy to do, so why not?
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It's on the right hand side of the valve cover, screwed in sideways. You will see the tubing connected to it going to the (depends on year) either the hose from the airbox to the throttle body, or straight to the air box.
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