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Pvc Valve - Where To Buy One?

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ask around on the WTB or probe a few sellers, even ask random people. Guys with catch cans usually rip off their PCVs and block them off so their idle isn't affect by ambient air which is being sucked in via the catch than pass the intake/afm

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no its not the screw in type, as 08yannch Said its the plastic valve that goes into the cam cover, which then goes into the plenum.

i dont know of any Auto 1's here on the Gold Coast shame. =(

iv called a few import wreckers here and every wreck motor has them missing!

i would block it off but i need something that will fit in that rubber grommet and not come out.

how do people with catch cans block these off? cheers

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well u could try clark rubber 4 a rubber grommet to block the hole

i think malz and repco also sells Pvc valves and the grommet to fit but it will probs take some looking around.

when i had to get a new one 4 my car i found the Pvc valve easy the problem was finding the rubber grommet and was looking a paying something like $50 from nissan for a $2 piece of rubber.

when looking 4 a pvc valve dont tell them ur model as they will not have shit in the system so u have to look at what they have and get the closest thing possible

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