PCV location
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From: Pcola, FL
If you have the plastic SOHC cover, you may have to take it off, though not totally necessary (used to have an 01). As Bulldog mentioned, really tight fit. I think I missed it the first few times.
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From: nj
ledbetter, there is something right behind the passanger side valve cover, has two hoses coming from intake housing going to it. with rubber hose going down towards bell housing from what I can see. But nothing going into valve cover like I'm used to seeing on all other PCV. Could that be it, also has a blue plastic housing doesn't look like the part I have.
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I'm trying to find the PCV as well on my '98 Explorer SOHC. I thought I found it, but the piece just below the T that I found behind the passenger side of the intake plenum doesn't look like my replacement valve. The base of what I found, although I can hardly see it due to location, is bigger and seems to be glued into the rubber line. Is there anywhere I could find a photo or diagram of where this is supposed to be?
