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Old 06-15-2008, 09:20 AM
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PCV Valve location on 96 P.A.

Can someone please tell me or post a picture or diagram showing the location of the PCV Valve. Its the standard 96 P.A. 3.8L non supercharger. I cant believe im not finding it on my own. Can someone help without making fun of me? LOL!
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Re: PCV Valve location on 96 P.A.

It is located under the MAP sensor on the right hand side of the upper intake manifold (plenum). See link below which is located at our Tips & Maintenance forum.

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If you replace the PCV make sure to transplant the o-ring from the old one or get a new o-ring.



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Re: PCV Valve location on 96 P.A.

Thanks! I replaced it with no problem.
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