Removing and Installing PCV Valve
I will be checking the TB this weekend, went and read the thread on that part and again great info here. Also found a place close that will have the bg44k cleaner. Also looked at the EGR valve issue, again high km's so I will price to see cost. PM always cheaper than breakdown
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Just a thought, if doing DIY with the help of this site saves each of us 100+ dollars in labour, could we not give $25 back to the fund for Happy's family as a thanks for the info and help. Getting close to Christmas and it is a time to give, you feel good and Lord knows it will help Happy's family.
Off my soap box now...............God Bless,
Bob
. Just a thought, if doing DIY with the help of this site saves each of us 100+ dollars in labour, could we not give $25 back to the fund for Happy's family as a thanks for the info and help. Getting close to Christmas and it is a time to give, you feel good and Lord knows it will help Happy's family.
Off my soap box now...............God Bless,
Bob
Originally Posted by ronjenx
The 3.8 doesn't have a MAF sensor.
Wondering if that's what GreenJK07 meant.
Last edited by GreenJK07; Nov 28, 2011 at 05:24 PM.
Originally Posted by SwampRunner
Just a thought, if doing DIY with the help of this site saves each of us 100+ dollars in labour, could we not give $25 back to the fund for Happy's family as a thanks for the info and help. Getting close to Christmas and it is a time to give, you feel good and Lord knows it will help Happy's family.
Off my soap box now...............God Bless,
Bob
Off my soap box now...............God Bless,
Bob
ok so i went to do this thing and the stupid hose clamp is backwards..... so i definitely need a hose clamp because i am not seeing the ease of the wrench haha. so what one do i need and where locally can i find it? home depot, ace hardware, auto zone, advance auto parts? i wanna get it tonight and have it for my tool collection!
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honestly the exact same as yours! (i copied your pic because thats what mine looked like). it looks like they installed the clamp before they installed the motor and didnt care about what would happen after the fact! haha
honestly the exact same as yours! (i copied your pic because thats what mine looked like). it looks like they installed the clamp before they installed the motor and didnt care about what would happen after the fact! haha
However, it's still accessible from above with some slip-joint pliers.
I had no need for the cable tie. I merely used a set of channel lock pliers (plumber pliers) and got ahold of the clamp, twisted it to the front, squeezed it open and took the hole off the PCV. I then grabbed the nipple of the PCV and pulled it out of the grommet. Reinstallation did include using a socket to push the new valve into place though. THe whole job took all of 10 minutes start to finish.
what a great write up. now, how often should this thing be replaced? i havent pulled it to check to see if it rattles still or not. i assume they still do that. that was how i always checked them in the past. just got an 08 JKU with 38k on the clock. so i figure something as simple as this should be done.



