99 GP PCV Valve Location?

Hi:

I was doing the oil / oil filter / air filter / gas filter change on my
wife's 99 GP (57Kmiles) and the book in the store listed a PVC valve so I
got one of those too (used to have an 80 225 slant six Cordoba whose PVC
valve used to clog with carbon a lot when the car got up over 100 K miles).
Anyway, I can't find where the PVC valve goes, even with the decorative
plastic cover off the engine.
Anyone know where?

Wayne

Under the map sensor r/s top of engine.
"Wayne L" <wlogsdon (AT) snip (DOT) net> wrote

Hi:

I was doing the oil / oil filter / air filter / gas filter change on my
wife's 99 GP (57Kmiles) and the book in the store listed a PVC valve so I
got one of those too (used to have an 80 225 slant six Cordoba whose PVC
valve used to clog with carbon a lot when the car got up over 100 K
miles). Anyway, I can't find where the PVC valve goes, even with the
decorative plastic cover off the engine.
Anyone know where?

Wayne

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In article <1178286021_78093 (AT) sp6iad (DOT) superfeed.net>,
"Shep" <djsljsrn (AT) capital (DOT) net> wrote:

Under the map sensor r/s top of engine.

And pay attention to ALL of the O-rings.

Yup, that has bitten lots of dyer's.
"aarcuda69062" <nonelson (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote

In article <1178286021_78093 (AT) sp6iad (DOT) superfeed.net>,
"Shep" <djsljsrn (AT) capital (DOT) net> wrote:

Under the map sensor r/s top of engine.

And pay attention to ALL of the O-rings.

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Shep wrote:

Yup, that has bitten lots of dyer's.

It's even bitten some tech's in our shop!

On of them did an upper intake plenum replacement, then
spent hours trying to trace down the "squealing" noise coming
from the rear main seal (grin). Once the rest of us figured out
what he had done, it was a quick repair.

Ian

This mistake is all over the 3800 forums.
"shiden_kai" <V-L-M (AT) hotma1l (DOT) com> wrote

Shep wrote:

Yup, that has bitten lots of dyer's.

It's even bitten some tech's in our shop!

On of them did an upper intake plenum replacement, then
spent hours trying to trace down the "squealing" noise coming
from the rear main seal (grin). Once the rest of us figured out
what he had done, it was a quick repair.

Ian

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