02 PCV converted to old style?
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02 PCV converted to old style? I have a set of valve covers that won't work with my 2002 LS1 PCV system. They have no provisions for the tube at the rear of the passenger side valve cover, and the tube at the front is crooked in a way that interferes with the PCV tube on the intake manifold. I assume this tube is the fresh air tube. But, if it is, there is no way for the pressure from the passenger-side valve cover to be let into the intake. Any thoughts on how to fix this?
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Originally Posted by quickWS6
I have a set of valve covers that won't work with my 2002 LS1 PCV system. They have no provisions for the tube at the rear of the passenger side valve cover, and the tube at the front is crooked in a way that interferes with the PCV tube on the intake manifold. I assume this tube is the fresh air tube. But, if it is, there is no way for the pressure from the passenger-side valve cover to be let into the intake. Any thoughts on how to fix this?
Can you trim the tube in front to make it fit?
Tommy
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Originally Posted by TaTommyWS6
Why not just drill the appropriate size hole and insert a rubber grummet for the rear passenger side?
Can you trim the tube in front to make it fit?
Tommy
Can you trim the tube in front to make it fit?
Tommy
The tube up front is actually angled the wrong way. I can't trim/cut it and have the fresh air tube still work on it. On the back, I don't need a hole, I need a metal tube on it.
