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Hello,
Like you see on pics, I need to buy connector. Probably from dealer.
Could anyone tell me what kind of hose is that, purpose ? Going from left to the right part of engine, behind intake.
Thank you
I had an issue with one part of my PCV line but after I pulled the entire line to inspect further, I noticed multiple areas that were damaged and leaking (one area impossible to see behind intake until I removed the entire line) so I ordered a replacement this week from Gene at Cultrag - it's the entire "PCV Tube", end to end, the only way you can order it, inclusive of new PCV itself, part number 12590632, $96.
I can post a schematic and point you to the thread I had on the forum discussing it if that would help.
Here's a picture of the LS1 PCV System Sure you don't have the wrong fitting installed in the vent hole?? Wouldn't a 90 deg one allow you to fit the hose up easier??
I had the same problem a few weeks ago. I'm not cheap, but the part at dealer was $250 here in Canada. I had kept some hoses from previous corvettes in a box. I found one with 90 degree angle. Cut it installed it for 0$. I have also heard about spark plug cap, but the rubber is not strong enough from my perspective.
See result on picture.
I think the size of the hose is 3/8. You can go in any junkyard, find a car with right size and cut the 90 degree angle you need. 1O minutes later, your car is fixed.
Note : If that 90 degree angle is missing or disintegrated, the Y behind the intake you see on Bill's picture might be too. I found it when I removed the intake. This is the same soft rubber. You should check that Y behind the intake.
yes, mine was similar to that. I'm affraid that there are quite a lot of C5 out there with a bad Y pcv fitting and it does not get notice because it is hiden behind the intake.
I had the same problem a few weeks ago. I'm not cheap, but the part at dealer was $250 here in Canada.
Holy crap, at that point it is cheaper to install the later LS6 valley cover and eliminate the tubes altogether. That's what I did several years ago and it really cleans things up.
Help... identify part...
If you UP-GRADE to the ZO6 system,,, All you would have is this to worry about!
