Subject	Passenger side tube comes off pretty easily. No need to cut
Posted by	ZMNZ on September 10, 2001 at 8:26 AM
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In Reply To	any advice for replacing PCV valves? posted by robbyg on September 10, 2001 at 12:19 AM
Message	The driver's side is a PIA. My hose clamps were facing the wrong way so they were very hard to remove. I cut the hose in half and then twisted it so the clamps were accessible. When screwing in the new PCV's, do not thread them in all the way. Look at the stock ones and remember how far they are screwed in before removing them. You should have about 3 turns worth of thread still exposed/visible. Just don't overtighten and crack the plenum. Good luck «---------------------------------------------------------------------------» 1991 Stage II+ Pearl White 300ZX TT My Tech: Injector Replacement w/o Plenum Removal
Follow Ups	any advice for replacing PCV valves? - robbyg 00:19:18 09/10/01 ya, be very careful about tightening them... more than - Bernie 07:59:02 09/10/01 make sure you buy new hoses and use the regular - Zorro-91,2+2,5sp. 08:14:25 09/10/01 Passenger side tube comes off pretty easily. No need to cut - ZMNZ 08:26:48 09/10/01 Bah, PCVs are overrated... - Mal1ce 09:30:11 09/10/01 I just did mine on Saturday, here are some tips... - Rand007(fixed) 10:08:14 09/10/01 Thanks for the tips, I'm about to start right now. (n/m) - robbyg 12:19:07 09/10/01
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