PCV valve cover
#1
PCV valve cover
My 5.3 (140k) is missing at idle and at random times I have to add oil. There are no codes showing. I have decided I need a new pvc valve. Has anyone taken the DumbA original setup and 'fixed' it so you can change the valve the way it should be?
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
#2
CF Monarch
My 5.3 (140k) is missing at idle and at random times I have to add oil. There are no codes showing. I have decided I need a new pvc valve. Has anyone taken the DumbA original setup and 'fixed' it so you can change the valve the way it should be?
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
#3
CF Monarch
My 5.3 (140k) is missing at idle and at random times I have to add oil. There are no codes showing. I have decided I need a new pvc valve. Has anyone taken the DumbA original setup and 'fixed' it so you can change the valve the way it should be?
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
https://f01.justanswer.com/cameronte...65824-9133.pdf
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JohnM12 (October 14th, 2020)
#4
My 5.3 (140k) is missing at idle and at random times I have to add oil. There are no codes showing. I have decided I need a new pvc valve. Has anyone taken the DumbA original setup and 'fixed' it so you can change the valve the way it should be?
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
IE: take out old valve put in a grommet and a new PVC?
Thanks!
if its misfiring due to anything related in the tsb...you have more issues than a pcv problem.
#6
Complete waste of time and a little money.
Thankfully I bought a cheap valve cover from RockAuto. The supposed PCV valve built into the valve cover, is only a ported hole. If it were ever to get clogged just take off the rubber hose and spray carb cleaner in there. Unlike traditional PCV valves there is no bearing no spring it is just a port. With pliers and some Force you can pull this 'valve' out, advance Auto has a replacement, whole lot cheaper than replacing the whole valve cover.
While in there I looked at my spark plugs number one seem to be a bit dirty.
While in there I looked at my spark plugs number one seem to be a bit dirty.
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