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magaoidh
Brad Anders in his excellent article on Djet FI,names the PCV valve as one troublesome critter.Where is this thingo located?Thanks.
mihai914
Geoff, look at that picture that was posted on you idle thread, the PCV valve is right by the oil filler tube.
pbanders
Not all 914 D-Jet engines have a PCV valve. I believe some early 1.7's and the 75-76 2.0 lacked a PCV.
Bleyseng
hmmm, my early 70 had a PCV valve...

none on the 75-76 cars.
Robert21
mad.gif My PCV valve was bad stayed open , smoke when coming off
fwy . great smoke screen . cleaned it works good now. do i really need one . ?

Robert21
Bleyseng
yeah it help to get rid of the internal gases.
magaoidh
OK,I see said the blind man,whats the p/n and where can I get one????
Pelican dont carry 'em.
jim_hoyland
What does a PVC vslue look like ? Where is it ? Did 1.8 L have them ?
magaoidh
Anyone,anyone know?
Bleyseng
If you have one its on the oil breather/filler tower.

Some early 70's and the 75/76's didn't have it.

What year is your car?
Dave_Darling
QUOTE(magaoidh @ Oct 19 2006, 06:06 PM) *

OK,I see said the blind man,whats the p/n and where can I get one????
Pelican dont carry 'em.


Part number is 022 115 542, you can search on Pelican and find the following:
Click me!

--DD
magaoidh
Geoff, I found it,my car is a "73.
Dave, Thanks from OZ.
Bleyseng
Good, I was "supposed" to be there right now vacationing with friends BUT a monkey wrench got in the plans. mad.gif

Ever climbed across the Sydney bridge?
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