Valve cover PCV fitting removal?
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Valve cover PCV fitting removal?
Is there a simple way to remove the silver plug that screws into the valve cover that the 90* friction fit PCV valve elbow pushes into? I'd like to replace it with a thin-wall 90* fitting for better evac, but I'd like it to be reversable.
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The fitting that the pcv screws into is pressed into the valvecover...unscrew pcv....then take decent size pliers and pull towards firewall while twisting....should slide out with a little force...GL
Same thing for drivers side tube coming out of vc...
Same thing for drivers side tube coming out of vc...
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Got that 90* fitting out easily. That's not the one I'm asking about. I want to remove the screws-into-the-valvecover silver plug that 90* fitting slips into. The one that's left in the cover AFTER you take the 90* fitting out.
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Here's a shot of the 90* fitting in the back of my '05 valve cover (fitting 75% out):
Here's what I want to remove:
It's smooth inside and appears to be threaded into the VC. I can't find any pics of it from under the VC . If it's just a threaded in plug, can I take a large screw extractor and twist it out?
Here's what I want to remove:
It's smooth inside and appears to be threaded into the VC. I can't find any pics of it from under the VC . If it's just a threaded in plug, can I take a large screw extractor and twist it out?
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It looks to me like there are threads, but it's tough to tell. I have a large screw extractor I could use to get a bite and turn it, but I was hoping for someone to confirm that it's just a plug and pulling it out in this manner is OK.
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i know an old post, but i was having issues getting mine out today, so i searched, and this is all i found.
way i got mine out.....
I found a large bolt that i semi threaded into the fitting. (i know, it doesnt have threads, but a hard steel bolt turned and pushed hard enough somewhat cuts its own threads.
then i hooked my slide puller to the bolt and after about 3 hits, it was out.
way i got mine out.....
I found a large bolt that i semi threaded into the fitting. (i know, it doesnt have threads, but a hard steel bolt turned and pushed hard enough somewhat cuts its own threads.
then i hooked my slide puller to the bolt and after about 3 hits, it was out.
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