like i said before theres a o ring in side it needs to seat into, mine has a spring and a o ring, not 100% sure on the n/a engine.
Skinny top facing up?
like i said before theres a o ring in side it needs to seat into, mine has a spring and a o ring, not 100% sure on the n/a engine.
I can't remember, I just put it on as it came out.Hey did you install the pcv with the large round part in first? I wonder if mines is backwards
Funny thing on AutoZone website it shows another part number but at their store they said the part I have is correct
No o ring at bottom but one at top. uploading pic
AutoZone has oil pressure sending sockets so I won't need those channel pliers
dont waste your money on that tool. use the pliers, hell vice grips work. theres no room for a socket or a wrench really. pliers are a billboost approved method too.
Thx LOL but how will you know when your oil pressure is too low?
Here is the video crying noise after changing pcv
I took the pcv valve out and put it back it, its in there correctly. i think I may have the wrong part. It said 2191 on it but from what i remember it was shorter then the original one. I put the pcv in with the larger round side down
no kidding, now get it on the car. the axles in the way, and so is the sway bar when it comes time to turn a open end
you don't trust me??:th_nervous:
kinda funny thing is you might not have til next week...... if its leaking now, its gonna blow soon. SO much easier to take it out go to the hardware store get a plug and put the plug in and go about your life WORRY free. OR save money for a engine replacement if it blows out
Ok Scotty so to change the sensor I take off the tire, turn wheel to the left.
now will pliers or vice grips work or will I need those special pliers?
wifey said she don't want a plug because she wants to know when something is wrong and want to see the light ...?????
Plus when that light comes on the engine is dead anyway for the most part.what the wife dont know, wont hurt her........
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