pcv valve??
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Cross-Country
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Well it looks like that is how it came. Does anyone else with a 4.2L have this same issue?
Postmaster
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: Trussville, Alabama
Well, I'm confused 
But that is not uncommon for me.
I want to look at my Haynes manual and get a better about what you describe.
I got the impression you were describing something that a previous owner had done.
But that is not uncommon for me.
I want to look at my Haynes manual and get a better about what you describe.
I got the impression you were describing something that a previous owner had done.
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: uk
hi, i have taken the pipe from the pcv valve and fitted a k&n small filter to let it breathe.
the other end i then capped off. this caused no problems with running and did not flag-up any codes. this had to be done due to it caused problems with the propane conversion. but i would follow the advice and refit as per stock. good luck bokker.
the other end i then capped off. this caused no problems with running and did not flag-up any codes. this had to be done due to it caused problems with the propane conversion. but i would follow the advice and refit as per stock. good luck bokker.
