Replacing Crankcase Ventilation Hose at Eduardo Billups blog

Replacing Crankcase Ventilation Hose. The old hose is most likely very hard and brittle, which usually allows it to break apart to help with removal. Now you can attach your new pcv valve by turning it clockwise onto the oil fill tube and engaging the tab. I put this diy together to help anyone out that is going to have to go through the painstaking process of replacing the crankcase vent system. Gear type hose clamps are removed by using a ¼ inch or 5/16 inch socket to loosen the hose clamp and slide it. The new hose will be nice and flexible so you can snake it into place fairly. When replacing your crankcase breather valve, i suggest replacing all the vent hoses and the oil drain hose to dipstick tube. They become brittle over time from exposure to engine oil. Yes, normal to have oil mist/gas coming out hose when truck running. Sent from autoguide.com app 2004 f350 cc drw king.

Gear type hose clamps are removed by using a ¼ inch or 5/16 inch socket to loosen the hose clamp and slide it. Sent from autoguide.com app 2004 f350 cc drw king. Now you can attach your new pcv valve by turning it clockwise onto the oil fill tube and engaging the tab. The new hose will be nice and flexible so you can snake it into place fairly. I put this diy together to help anyone out that is going to have to go through the painstaking process of replacing the crankcase vent system. Yes, normal to have oil mist/gas coming out hose when truck running. When replacing your crankcase breather valve, i suggest replacing all the vent hoses and the oil drain hose to dipstick tube. The old hose is most likely very hard and brittle, which usually allows it to break apart to help with removal. They become brittle over time from exposure to engine oil.

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Replacing Crankcase Ventilation Hose Gear type hose clamps are removed by using a ¼ inch or 5/16 inch socket to loosen the hose clamp and slide it. Gear type hose clamps are removed by using a ¼ inch or 5/16 inch socket to loosen the hose clamp and slide it. They become brittle over time from exposure to engine oil. The new hose will be nice and flexible so you can snake it into place fairly. When replacing your crankcase breather valve, i suggest replacing all the vent hoses and the oil drain hose to dipstick tube. The old hose is most likely very hard and brittle, which usually allows it to break apart to help with removal. Yes, normal to have oil mist/gas coming out hose when truck running. Sent from autoguide.com app 2004 f350 cc drw king. Now you can attach your new pcv valve by turning it clockwise onto the oil fill tube and engaging the tab. I put this diy together to help anyone out that is going to have to go through the painstaking process of replacing the crankcase vent system.