PCV valve removal?
thedeadcivic
01-07-2007, 06:51 PM
i believe its called the pressure control valve. it connects from my valve cover to my intake. =/ plz dont bash me if i got it wrong... :uhoh:
anyways, i was wondering if its possible to disconnect it and replace it with a breather. or is the intake forcing air into the engine?
well, i guess my question is... do i really need the hose going from my valve cover to my intake?
anyways, i was wondering if its possible to disconnect it and replace it with a breather. or is the intake forcing air into the engine?
well, i guess my question is... do i really need the hose going from my valve cover to my intake?
Tony
01-07-2007, 09:01 PM
Your PCV valve isn't on your valve cover, it is in the intake manifold itself. There isn't a valve on the valve cover, just a hose running to the intake tube. I have seen people just remove the hose and put a little breather filter on there. I don't know the pros and cons of it.
bambam89lx
01-07-2007, 11:25 PM
i believe its called the pressure control valve. it connects from my valve cover to my intake. =/ plz dont bash me if i got it wrong... :uhoh:
anyways, i was wondering if its possible to disconnect it and replace it with a breather. or is the intake forcing air into the engine?
well, i guess my question is... do i really need the hose going from my valve cover to my intake?
Leave it. It's there for a reason. It is PART of the PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) system. It not only relieves pressure from the oil pan, but it supplies oil to the intake tube/manifold which helps trap incoming dirt.
anyways, i was wondering if its possible to disconnect it and replace it with a breather. or is the intake forcing air into the engine?
well, i guess my question is... do i really need the hose going from my valve cover to my intake?
Leave it. It's there for a reason. It is PART of the PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) system. It not only relieves pressure from the oil pan, but it supplies oil to the intake tube/manifold which helps trap incoming dirt.
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