Tryin to find the PCV valve. Where is it and what does it look like? Maybe some pictures? My truck is a 1992 F150 with a 302. Any help is appreciated.

 

In a valve cover opposite the oil filler, towards the back, with a line to the intake.

This is an odd one, but see how it fits into the valve cover?

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More like what yours should look like. PCV goes into the hole in the right valve cover in this one:

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It looks like a black cilinder with two "arms" that come out of the same side, sadly, it's located behind the engine, near the firewall, a little at the passenger's side.

 

Forgot that pic:

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or:

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OR:

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Thanks fellas. Is oil or anything gonna come gushing out when I pull this thing out?

 

No.

I also suggest that you replace it with an OEM/Motorcraft PCV Valve. Do a search here in the '8-96 Forum for Technical aspect of PCV valves.

The links below are very informative.
Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV)
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-location.html