relocating pcv ?
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would it be ok to relocate pcv on 98 ss to the rear of driverside valve cover, bought car a month ago 36k on it and was going to change pcv to fixed orafice type and found i have no pcv at all, where it installs normally at front of intake it has just a piece of tubing going to intake. no pcv mount or ground cable thought it would be easier and work better if it was mounted vertically with existing tubing and taking cap from back of valve cover and replacing it with plug and putting gromet in it to mount pcv. that way oil cant just sit in tube and drain directly back into valve cover , am i thinking right or just being stupid
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would it be ok to relocate pcv on 98 ss to the rear of driverside valve cover, bought car a month ago 36k on it and was going to change pcv to fixed orafice type and found i have no pcv at all, where it installs normally at front of intake it has just a piece of tubing going to intake. \
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no pcv is not there previous owner must have taken out and just put a piece of tube from plastic line in front of where pcv should be and up to intake. dont know why. on passenger side where line runs it has a bulged area about the middle of valvecover is there something in there to.