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I guess you can on some of the older models. the newer ones I guess are a non serviceable part like md said. not sure why I used to change mine on my old burb.
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On my last suburban 99 it said to change the pcv every 30,000 miles. This one is built in so I can’t really do much with it. (not really a big deal) But how do you go from changing a part every 30,000 miles to not ever changing it? I have never really seen one not work and yes, you could just clean it out and re-use it, I am sure, but there only $3 bucks so I just put a new one in.
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