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thanks guys i tried to remove it yesterday but i didnt know how and i didnt want to break it. Another question i went to my mom and pop auto store today and he tried looking up a new valve and he gave me this little metal ball valve thing from Fram that wasnt right, he saidif i could get a part number he could get it for me by tomorrow morning. does anyone have a Fram or another aftermarket part number?
Activant Cover-to-Cover
this is the one he had, this is also the only one that advanced auto and pep boys try to sell me? This is not the correct one is the plastic OEM one only available from the dealer? or is this the right oneand im not looking at the right thing?
The 04's use a different PCV valve design. My dads 03' takes a valve similar to the one you link. It just pushed into the PCV hose and slid into a grommet on the valve cover.
The one dkf listed is correct I would be hesitant using aftermarket I tried 1 on my wifes expedition and was constantly getting bank lean codes and fluctuating idle, I finally chased it down to that stupid aftermarket PCV put on a MOTORCRAFT and problem went away. That was 2years ago maybe it's worked out by now, but I'll keep with OEM from now on.
Jim...& fat Monty
I think Ed's is going to have the hose to the back of the intake manifold with the rubber elbow on it! If it does you should definatlel get it that hose and elbow have a tendency to dry roy IMHO
Jim...& fat Monty
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