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Hey All;
Doing the plugs/wires/cap/rotor/fuel filter thaaang... Is the PCV valve a related item to change at this time?
P.S. Any wiresets to avoid or that have been good anyone?
Doing the plugs/wires/cap/rotor/fuel filter thaaang... Is the PCV valve a related item to change at this time?
P.S. Any wiresets to avoid or that have been good anyone?
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On the sbject of the pcv valve do you have a 96 351w? Have you replaced yours? Reason im askin is that I have a 96 bronco w/351 I was going to replace mine only to find that ford put a funky lookin relocation setup on it because of the intake. The valve I got for it didnt look like it would fit into the end of the tube coming from the valve cover. Am I getting the wrong valve (from AZ) or do I have to pull my intake and replace the whole thing with a part from ford. This setup also doesnt seem to fit snug to the valve cover either. Can anyone help on this issue.
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yo Dutch,
In our 96's Owner's Guide (prev called the owners manual) there is a statement in it that Ford will replace the PCV valve for free at 60 k miles. We did get it done for free at that mileage.
In our 96's Owner's Guide (prev called the owners manual) there is a statement in it that Ford will replace the PCV valve for free at 60 k miles. We did get it done for free at that mileage.
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i am going to have to look into that! so what do you tell them at the service desk? (i dont have an owners manual). just tell them to look it up?
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96xl; it is in the Maintenance Schedule Booklet on page 4. It may be also in Owner's Guide but It's buried in the Bronco now.
anyway here is the 96's Maint Sched on-line by Ford:
https://web.msslib.dealerconnection....000c5880007e5c
"No Cost PCV Valve Replacement
THE PCV VALVE IS A CRITICAL EMISSION
COMPONENT. YOUR DEALER WILL
REPLACE THE VALVE AT NO COST AT
60,000 MILES/96,000 KILOMETERS (EXCEPT
CANADA AND CALIFORNIA VEHICLES)."
page 4
anyway here is the 96's Maint Sched on-line by Ford:
https://web.msslib.dealerconnection....000c5880007e5c
"No Cost PCV Valve Replacement
THE PCV VALVE IS A CRITICAL EMISSION
COMPONENT. YOUR DEALER WILL
REPLACE THE VALVE AT NO COST AT
60,000 MILES/96,000 KILOMETERS (EXCEPT
CANADA AND CALIFORNIA VEHICLES)."
page 4
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Hey Dutch I just got a set of the ford 9mm wires I love them. Just dont forget to get new looms for them. Now I've just got to get me a hotter coil to make em worth having bought. Hmmm While Im here, anybody reading this have suggestion for a coil on a 96 351.
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Hey,
Thanks AlM, you said Kevin has some infor. on the 9mm Ford Racing wires. Was that a link you gave ? Who is Kevin, sorry.. confused?
Ok I may have many posts which doesn't mean squat but I don't know what "looms" are? I bought Borg Warner wires but it sounds like the 9mm Ford Racing may be better for my 351W 5.8L w/headers because of the heat issues.
DIY? I've never changed plugs/wires/cap/rotor and fuel filter and am thinking of doing it. . The plug gapping has me a little spooked.
Any suggestions?
Thanks AlM, you said Kevin has some infor. on the 9mm Ford Racing wires. Was that a link you gave ? Who is Kevin, sorry.. confused?
Ok I may have many posts which doesn't mean squat but I don't know what "looms" are? I bought Borg Warner wires but it sounds like the 9mm Ford Racing may be better for my 351W 5.8L w/headers because of the heat issues.
DIY? I've never changed plugs/wires/cap/rotor and fuel filter and am thinking of doing it. . The plug gapping has me a little spooked.
Any suggestions?
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dutch,
Sorry...Kevin's page is here:
http://kevin-long.tripod.com/plugwires.html
The looms are the wire holders (stand-offs; wire dividers, etc.);
http://store.summitracing.com/produc...earchtype=ecat
Gapping is relatively ez with this info (and it also shows a few more tricks such as using an old plug wire with boot to hand thread a new plug in (which is a bear on the rear plugs!!)), but I use a piece of vacuum hose to do it:
http://www.e-toolbox.com/application...PARK_PLUGS.htm
Usually, some stores give away plug gauges (to gap) for free as an ad; the tool to gap it is merely a piece of metal with a slot cut in it. Maybe the local store will gap em to the specs for free?
Look it up here after entering yr, model and engine type; click on Specifications @ top of page.
Gap should be 0.044
The filter is another story; I forget what yearr you have so look in my web site under Technical; Fuel for info. If you have alte model then you'll need the fitting tool as well as other stuff.
Sorry...Kevin's page is here:
http://kevin-long.tripod.com/plugwires.html
The looms are the wire holders (stand-offs; wire dividers, etc.);
http://store.summitracing.com/produc...earchtype=ecat
Gapping is relatively ez with this info (and it also shows a few more tricks such as using an old plug wire with boot to hand thread a new plug in (which is a bear on the rear plugs!!)), but I use a piece of vacuum hose to do it:
http://www.e-toolbox.com/application...PARK_PLUGS.htm
Usually, some stores give away plug gauges (to gap) for free as an ad; the tool to gap it is merely a piece of metal with a slot cut in it. Maybe the local store will gap em to the specs for free?
Look it up here after entering yr, model and engine type; click on Specifications @ top of page.
Gap should be 0.044
The filter is another story; I forget what yearr you have so look in my web site under Technical; Fuel for info. If you have alte model then you'll need the fitting tool as well as other stuff.
Last edited by AlM; Sep 10, 2003 at 06:41 PM.
