pcv valve hose replacement
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pcv valve hose replacement
did a search but could not find what i needed, so please bear with me.I have a 92 coupe and realized the hose going from the pcv to the intake(kinda car ignorant, sorry) is split on both ends.I went to a few autoparts stores to find a replacement hose to no avail, so my question is can i make my own? if so what diameter hose and what about heat resistance?
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tyia
btw this forum is invaluable and has kept me up many a late night
tyia
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From: Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffin glue Orlando
Originally Posted by SunCr
If you want original, it's a Dealer item, but still available.
bought em for my 90 when i live in Hawaii. I think they were like 25 a piece 
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Be careful removing the old PCV around those vacuum lines, too. It's easy to break one of those lines and the old valves tend to get seated pretty tightly, especially if they haven't been replaced regularly.
I used a spark plug boot puller with a shop towel wrapped around the prongs so not to puncture the lines.
I used a spark plug boot puller with a shop towel wrapped around the prongs so not to puncture the lines.
