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Old 08-01-2011, 07:32 PM
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Default HELP!! How to fix this??

I was doing an LS6 intake swap on my 00 ws6 today, and found this behind the intake.



I'm thinking it's a PCV line or something, but I don't have the faintest idea what to ask for if I have to get the thing from a parts house. Is there a way to fix this at home?
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welcome to the "my crappy stock PCV hose took a dump club" .......its well documented .....now you have a choice.......get lots of hose and brass Ts and make your own setup........get a new hose from the dealer.........$$$$$ .......or covert to a LS6 valley cover which eliminates the whole PCV hose setup......less $$$$...........when mine crapped out...........i picked LS6 VC !!!!
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What's involved in the LS6 PCV swap?
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buying the LS6 valley cover, and then you just need to buy some plugs for the valve covers.




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