ElHefe
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It is. And it's threaded, with the smaller diameter hose, bigger foam elbow cover. I guess I'll just PB blast the s*** out of it and get a bigger wrench.
Good luck! Patience and prep are key. Ask me how I know.
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It is. And it's threaded, with the smaller diameter hose, bigger foam elbow cover. I guess I'll just PB blast the s*** out of it and get a bigger wrench.
Are there signs of when we should replace the PCV?
Should it be done for PM at certain mileage?
It is. And it's threaded, with the smaller diameter hose, bigger foam elbow cover. I guess I'll just PB blast the s*** out of it and get a bigger wrench.
Mine is definitely threaded. I'm hoping there is no grommet on the inside. I let the truck warm up for five minutes hoping the threads on the aluminum valve cover would warm up quicker than the threaded body of the PCV valve. I was able to break it free with a 12" adjustable wrench.
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I’ve been thinking about this and I might’ve just figured it out.For earlier models, the PCV neck is so narrow, I’m not sure what you’d “stuff” down there that would keep debris from falling in while also giving yourself enough clearance to work on the hard rubber. Give it a shot and report back.
- You can re-use it if you'd like. If it's dried and cracked and you think it's going to fall into the cover, it may be better just to keep it until you're ready to dive deeper.im getting ready for this job -> pcv + grommet and hoses replacement. I see few posts here with many folks losing pieces of broken grommet into the valve cover. This has me worried since i recently replaced the passenger side valve cover and had 3 of those bolts snap on me ... i'm not ready to open driver side VC just to remove grommet plastics. So my questions:
- is the grommet reusable? can i not just pull the old valve out and insert new one into old grommet?
- if its not reusable - once the old grommet is out - how does one fit the new one? - do you insert the new valve into the new grommet and then insert that unit into the VC? or do you insert the new grommet into the VC and then insert the valve into the grommet? Chicken egg question - which is first?
thanks in advance