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Re: I need the location of PCV valve on my 2004 GMC 2500...
Most pcv valves are stuck in the rocker cover, with a hose attached to it. There isn't much to them, a rattling ball valve, about 2 inches long, 1/2 wide.
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A PCV valve located in the valve cover. It may be located on or near the intake manifold, as shown here. A PVC valve located on the valve cover, with the hose that leads to it removed. A hose leading to the PCV valve is often kept in place by a clamp
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You should find the PVC valve (positive crankcase ventilation) on the surface of the valve cover with a hose connected to it. Sometimes it's hard to spot but it's not to replace.
The PCV valve is located under the intake manifold on the non-hybrid 2.5L engine. The intake manifold MUST be removed in order to service the PCV valve.
The PCV valve sits in the crankcase vent oil separator.
Drivers side rear of the engine in the valve cover. The PCV hose will have a foam cover once that is pulled back you will see the pcv valve underneath.
The pcv is on the drivers side valve cover. It's an orifice type system and only needs to be checked for blockage which usually don't happen. If you can see through it don't replace it.
PCV is an acronym for positive crankcase ventilation.
The PCV Valve is a very common replacement item on many engines today. It's called the PCV valve for short but it stands for Positive Crankcase Ventilation. When your engine spins it many times collects pressure in the crankcase area, and it has to escape to relieve pressure on the motors bearings and seals. The PCV valve and PCV system is typically located near the intake manifold, and many times comes right off of the valve cover. It is very simple to replace the PCV valve, and you can do so by simply unscrewing it, and screwing in the new valve. We recommend using a little bit of teflon tape or paste to make sure you do not get any oil leaks. Example (see picture below): 2,4 ltr. Audi V6 engine (BDV, AMM)
It's not difficult to replace PCV valve!
driver side valve cover in the back of the cover. if it even has one, sometimes the cover has been replaced with a later style that uses a baffle instead of a pcv
It's not difficult to replace PCV valve!
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