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Question PCV location

I am sorry for such a noob question, but can some one please tell me where the pcv is located on the 99 rodeo v6. I am going to replace it, but I do not see it. I know I am looking over it. My haynes manual has pics of it, however it is not the same engine as mine. So those pics are worthless, as I am learning some sections of the manual are as well. I am trying to teach myself to be a DIY'er mechanic.

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Facing the engine, it's on top of the right hand valve cover, about in the center. It's got about a 3/8" vac hose clamped to it. Lift the decorative cover on top of the engine up & off to see the PCV valve. Spray it out really good with intake cleaner, or replace with an OEM replacement.
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Old 02-12-2005, 08:34 PM
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Re: PCV location

Thanks Joel, I was looking to the left. That is where my manual lead me to believe it was.

On a side note I see from your sig you are from Buffalo as well. Me too. Nice to see some people in my neck of the woods on the forum.

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Re: PCV location

Well, this is my first post, as I'm picking up my trooper in a day or 2. So, I'm gonna take advantage of it, and ask a noob question, too.

I know I have to replace my PCV valve from the inspection I had done.
Is it located on the same place in a trooper as it is located in a rodeo?
Anybody know?
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Re: PCV location

what year trooper?
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Re: PCV location

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Re: PCV location

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..Is it located on the same place in a trooper as it is located in a rodeo?
Yep. If your 2001 3.5L has the thread-in PCV valve, I'd pull it, clean it with intake cleaner & reinstall. Make sure the check valve in it moves freely and you are good to go.

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