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67 L79 327/350. What is the correct PCV. Until I read a thread below, I wasn't even aware it had one. I since have found it does and mine plugs into the oil fill tube. I couldn't find which one though.
Why do you think you need a new one? Have you removed the one you have, shaken it to see if it rattles? If it doesn't rattle, spray some carburetor cleaner in it, shake it out...repeat several times. These things, in my experience, don't go bad...they just need a little maintenance.
Why do you think you need a new one? Have you removed the one you have, shaken it to see if it rattles? If it doesn't rattle, spray some carburetor cleaner in it, shake it out...repeat several times. These things, in my experience, don't go bad...they just need a little maintenance.
leif, thanks for the info. I’ll save my old one. Great solution.
Why do you think you need a new one? Have you removed the one you have, shaken it to see if it rattles? If it doesn't rattle, spray some carburetor cleaner in it, shake it out...repeat several times. These things, in my experience, don't go bad...they just need a little maintenance.
When I was a kid PCV valves were routinely replaced at tune-ups and most rattled as they hit the bottom of the trash can. Shops marked them up, wholesalers and mfg made lotsa money and auto owners seemed happy to oblige. Today its $75 cabin filters. They say you will die without one and your car will die with a generic one for $19.
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10, '14-'15
Today its $75 cabin filters. They say you will die without one and your car will die with a generic one for $19.
LMAO.......I have a 2009 HUMMER H2... I guess I'll be gagging soon... The 2009 H2 was never equipped with a Cabin Filter. 10 years and still waiting to be asphyxiated.