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Mustang PCV valve

Old 12-15-2012, 11:28 AM
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On the 95 gt's, I know where the PCV valve is location-wise (although its damn impossible to see it). As far as the whole PCV system goes on these cars, it was suggested that I run a PCV with the new motor. The giant opening in the back of the lower intakes (both stock and aftermarkets ?), the opening faces upward, is this the location for the PCV valve/screen/grommet assembly?

I'm starting to seal up the rest of the motor and forgot about that large opening in the back of the intake. My first thought is that its for a PCV system.

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Old 12-15-2012, 11:47 AM
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yes that opening is for the pcv valve grommet and screen
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Old 12-15-2012, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by dawson1112
yes that opening is for the pcv valve grommet and screen
Cool. Where does that line coming out of the valve get routed to then? The vacuum tree on the fender wall?
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The edelbrock intakes are the only ones that delete the pcv vlv i believe. It isnt a necessity but helps bleed pressure. That can be done other ways also though.
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Old 12-15-2012, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Venomantidote95
The edelbrock intakes are the only ones that delete the pcv vlv i believe. It isnt a necessity but helps bleed pressure. That can be done other ways also though.
Yeah I'm not looking to delete it. Mine is the Trickflow R intake, I just want to have an idea on where everything hooks up before I dive back into it after the holidays.
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If im not mistaken my pcv line leads to a T that runs under the intake and over to feed the tree on the fender
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Originally Posted by dawson1112
If im not mistaken my pcv line leads to a T that runs under the intake and over to feed the tree on the fender
So if it T's, where's the other end of the T go to?
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