LS6 Valley cover ... How does it hook up?
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LS6 Valley cover ... How does it hook up? Is the pipe coming out of the cover to replace the pcv outlets on the valve covers, or do you attach the pacv from the valve covers into the valley cover tube? Seems as if it should pull from the valley cover.
Re: LS6 Valley cover ... How does it hook up? Yes, it replaces the oulets on the valve covers. What I did was put the stock PCV valve directly on the port on the intake, then a hose going from the PCV valve to the pipe on the valley cover.
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Re: LS6 Valley cover ... How does it hook up? the hose from the valley cover is shaped like a "V" and comes right back into the intake with a pcv valve in the middle of the hose. the drivers vc gets a plug in the rear and the pass side gets the hose which attaches to the throttlebody.
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Re: LS6 Valley cover ... How does it hook up? So all I need on the valve covers is the fresh air inlet from the TB then. That's good. My valley cover didn't come with a PCV or hose, so I will make something.
I am getting ready to do some work on the valve covers. I will just plug the PCV outlet on the passenger side and run breathers on the oil cap and rear cap on the driver's side. This should make for a much cleaner setup
Thanks for the info guys!
I am getting ready to do some work on the valve covers. I will just plug the PCV outlet on the passenger side and run breathers on the oil cap and rear cap on the driver's side. This should make for a much cleaner setup
Thanks for the info guys!
