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01-25-2010
Guys, I was checking my pcv today and I noticed that is wet.... lol I mean, when I pull it out there was some kind of wetness, oil I guess, what else could it be? antifreeze? (I don't think) Well my question is, is it normal that the PCV gets wet? is it normal if some oil gets in the PCV area?
01-25-2010
A little “wet” is good, that means it is working. A lot “wet” could indicate it is stuck open. Which isn’t a big problem, but if in doubt change it out.They only cost like $2.
01-25-2010
ThanksOriginally Posted by cerick08GP
A little “wet” is good, that means it is working. A lot “wet” could indicate it is stuck open. Which isn’t a big problem, but if in doubt change it out.its time to get a new one anyway
02-13-2010
i bought a new one and cant find old one where is it located? is there only one, i bought two just to be safe.
02-13-2010
Yes, there is only one. pictures can explain better than words, check this link find its location:MACGP Those instructions tells you to put the gasket in the PCV before installing it but to me that was hard, coudn't get PCV valve sitted all the way in like that, so its best if you put the gasket "in the hole" where the PCV goes in and then put the PCV valve in.... Hope you know what I mean lol I still learning english and sometimes is hard to explain things and sometimes is hard to put my words together
Last edited by Haulero; 02-13-2010 at 10:56 PM.
02-13-2010
ya i got cha thanks for the help. but the instructions are for a GP GT sorry should have said i have a 98 GTP
02-14-2010
it should be kinda the same? the valve may be in the same area? Hope one of the guys with a GTP can help cause I'm curious to know
02-14-2010
The location of the PCV Valve for a GTP is located here: How to - PCV Valve
02-15-2010
sweet! thanks alot need that to complete my tune up.
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