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2000 SS M6 -- Duhh: Where is the PCV?

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Old Jun 25, 2008 | 10:26 AM
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2000 SS M6 -- Duhh: Where is the PCV?

At the front of the engine and part of the intake manifold right behind the throttle body on the passeger side is a hose connection. The rubber hose connected here is about four inches long. Pulling off the section of rubber hose reveals an inline fitting that look like a PCV valve end but the rest of this metal contraption is covered in an insulating rubber There is also what seems to be a ground wire connected to this. About three inches further the hose becomes a rigid plastic tube. Is this my PCV? And, does it just pull off of the rigid plastic tube? -- I don't want to break anything. I have the dreaded LS1 high oil consuption with no puddle and no smoke. I want to change the PCV and install a catch can.
Old Jun 25, 2008 | 04:31 PM
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Whatever you described that looks like a PCV valve is it. Just pull it out.
Old Jun 25, 2008 | 10:28 PM
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Pictures? show us what you are talking about, it'll make it an easier diag, but what it sounds like is the pcv. Put a breather there and smile.
Old Jun 26, 2008 | 06:40 AM
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Yep that's the PCV valve. The ground wire clips around the body of the valve and the valve just pulls out of the insulation and tube that it's plugged into.
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