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Jan 26, 2022 | 07:49 PM

sbeamer

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What is this ? "crankcase vent box with the latest non serviceable one to save your upper oil pan seal."
I saw this on a new post. The OP has a 2017. I have a 2012. Is this applicable to my year as well ?

Jan 26, 2022 | 08:19 PM

Boaterguy

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Hmmm. I seem to remember a recall some time ago on my 2015 power stroke concerning the crankcase ventilation oil separator assembly. Is this what you are referring to?
Recall FSA17M04

Jan 26, 2022 | 10:15 PM

FishOnOne

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Your 2012 has a non serviceable crankcase box so no need to worry.

Jan 28, 2022 | 10:05 AM

Romark

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I saw the same post and was curious as well. I tried an internet search but didn't come up with anything. I think it was on the thread titled, "Bought my first 6.7" or something like that.

Jan 28, 2022 | 11:15 PM

superduty4x4

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Look at the CCV box above your driver's side valve cover, it's a black rectangular box behind the fuel filter. Take a look at the top center of the image below, it's the black box with 2 white stickers on it:

Take a look at what's on your truck, if you can see bolt heads on the top side of the CCV you have the style with a serviceable filter that is known to fail. No bolts means you are good to go.
Also check out the following YouTube video:

Jan 30, 2022 | 08:34 AM

Gomerpyle

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What do you mean by no bolts you are good to go?? Does it mean it doesn't need to be replaced?? I thought if it wasn't serviceable, the whole thing needed replacement sometime after 75,000 miles. Which is correct?

Jan 30, 2022 | 10:22 AM

FishOnOne

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If your unit doesn't have bolts that means it's the non serviceable type and should be good for the life of the truck.

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Jan 31, 2022 | 01:35 PM

Gomerpyle

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^^^ thanks. I was under the impression that they ALL needed replacement after a certain amount of time, just some were serviceable & some weren't.

Jan 31, 2022 | 08:34 PM

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sbeamer

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Not sure what's going on with my post. Right NOW is the 1st time I've been able to see any of the replies. When I would click on the thread, it went directly to my account page. But only on this thread ! WTF? Anyway, if you see I have re posted basically the same thread, you'll know why.