PCV Valve question please look!

[tlh89]

Ok cant fiind the PCV on my B18B so heres my question. I have a spare motor thats from a newer model. So can i just swap valve covers ( the newer model puts the PCV in the Valve cover) and then just run a vaccum line from the intake manifold to the PCV. Would this work?

[Grimm Reeper]

The PCV is located on the Intake manifold, should be between 4 & 3 on the manifold (closer to the head). You'll see a hose running from the manifold to the back of the block. By changing the valve cover you're completing nothing.

[ash7]

check your other posting man

-jonathan

[gsrteg]

The diagram below might help in somewhat, you betta save pics- the pcv valve should be located below,near, or under the intake manifold. Here ya go as I promised (this isn't fo the B18b1, but should assist in the same way).:

http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x45/whoasnoopy/manifolddiagram.jpg

Here is a diagram for, stock manifold, this might also help (I think):

http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x45/whoasnoopy/b18b1a.jpg

[tlh89]

i found it last night

[speedminded]

The PCV is located on the Intake manifold, should be between 4 & 3 on the manifold (closer to the head). You'll see a hose running from the manifold to the back of the block. By changing the valve cover you're completing nothing.lolol :no: You do know what the PCV valve is right? Positive Crankcase Ventilation...crankcase being the keyword there ;)

[Grimm Reeper]

lolol :no: You do know what the PCV valve is right? Positive Crankcase Ventilation...crankcase being the keyword there ;)


I'll keep myself humble by just saying read what I wrote, READ being the keyword in this sentence. He's looking for it on a LS, LS Intake Manifolds are somewhat similar to Si's, which I've built from scratch.



Ohhh and here's the thread that was opened before this one:
http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/showthread.php?t=164086

:goodjob:

[speedminded]

I'll keep myself humble by just saying read what I wrote, READ being the keyword in this sentence. He's looking for it on a LS, LS Intake Manifolds are somewhat similar to Si's, which I've built from scratch.



Ohhh and here's the thread that was opened before this one:
http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/showthread.php?t=164086

:goodjob:So you're saying they don't have a PCV chamber and the hose goes from the block up to the intake manifold where a PCV valve is? :thinking:

[speedminded]

so it's like this....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/sydor_05/pcv1.jpg

[ash7]

He's looking for it on a LS, LS Intake Manifolds are somewhat similar to Si's, which I've built from scratch.


you've built an SI from scratch?

dang, you must have some serious metal working skills

reps
-jonathan

[Grimm Reeper]

So you're saying they don't have a PCV chamber and the hose goes from the block up to the intake manifold where a PCV valve is? :thinking:

If you read carefully
You'll see a hose running from the manifold to the back of the block. I mean that's what I said to break it down for the guy......... he has seemed to of found it..............and......ummmmmmmmmmmm...........w ell I gave a clear indication of where it........................could be..............



/end




you've built an SI from scratch?

dang, you must have some serious metal working skills

reps
-jonathan


Hellz Yea........:lmfao: