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sharkvvv
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3/08/2006
07:16:27

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what would cause my pcv valve to chatter? Seems to be only when it is cold out or engine is cold.

thanks for the help



J and J Auto
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3/08/2006
09:38:55

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Just piss poor manufacturing of the valve

I have tried many dif brands and most will rattle
however its nothing to worrie about once the oil
and carbon build up a little in the valve it will
stop

Larry
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TuckerLdlow
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3/08/2006
15:42:58

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The PCV is a small-change part. Replace it with a quality one and be done with it.

I had a similar problem with one that I put in from O'Reilley's not long that cost me about $2.00, and it rattled like crazy. Went to Napa and got another one, about $5.00 and the problem went away.




screwuphead
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3/08/2006
16:30:08

RE: pcv valve
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speaking of PCV valves, my new hair hat didnt come with a PCV valve inlet soo i couldnt connect my passanger pcv valve to it. Luckly i had a Valve beather filter that i could switch on there. I know i wont pass emissions like this, any ideas without having to drill a hole into the new hair hat or having to put the stock air cleaner back on?



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3/08/2006
18:26:11

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The airhat does not have a PCV inlet... it should have an OUTLET going to a regular 1/4 turn elbow in your valve cover..NOT a PCV valve... and depending on the emissions inspections where you are .... a aftermarket airhat might make you fail anyway....



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