cleaning pcv system?
#1
#3
youl probably just want to order a new one from FCP GROTON THEY ARE RELATIVELY CHEAP AND THEY COME WITH THE NEW INTAKE GASKET WHICH YOU WILL NEED after you take the intake manifold off - dont be cheap when reassembling your car the old maifold gasket will leak - trust me - been there done that
#7
#8
#9
When I did the PCV system, I just did the pcv system, I didn't replace any vacuum lines or fuel lines, and everything went back together OK. I guess it depends on year, I heard the 96/97 have a different fuel line that is hard to take off and put back on without breaking, I didn't break mine though.
#10
I found this procedure:
http://lakesidedp.com/uploadpics/pcv/
Looks like a PITA, but I need to do it since I see oil puddling on top of the head near the spark plugs.
http://lakesidedp.com/uploadpics/pcv/
Looks like a PITA, but I need to do it since I see oil puddling on top of the head near the spark plugs.
#11
#12
Gilber, if you look at that procedure above, I had to cut through hose (step 6) C. That joker was practically welded to the metal.
Yeah, it's a pain for sure. It probably took me 6 hours to fumble my way through and replace extra hoses, but in the end the job was done and I didn't have to pay a mechanic.
Yeah, it's a pain for sure. It probably took me 6 hours to fumble my way through and replace extra hoses, but in the end the job was done and I didn't have to pay a mechanic.
#13
youl probably just want to order a new one from FCP GROTON THEY ARE RELATIVELY CHEAP AND THEY COME WITH THE NEW INTAKE GASKET WHICH YOU WILL NEED after you take the intake manifold off - dont be cheap when reassembling your car the old maifold gasket will leak - trust me - been there done that
#14
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post