petemo94

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Couldn't find the exact location of the PCV. Spent too much searching for it, finally went to the FSM and found it.

For future reference, here's the DRIVER and PASSENGER locations of the PCV valve. First picture is PASSENGER.

Here's the part # 11810EY00A

I checked all over town, not available in the nation-wide auto part stores, going to the dealer in the AM. Appears to run around $15 per.





Passenger Side PCV location; front of car is to the right in the picture.



Driver side PCV location. front of car is to the left in the picture.

petemo94

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BTW - I had 70,472 miles on my PCV's. They no longer "clicked" when I shook them, so its probably a good time to change them. Takes about 5-7 mins per side to figure of the angles/tools to use and you have to remove the passenger side intake bellow for best access.

Now onto my wife's 2011 Durango PCV. Unfortunately I need to take this to the dealer b/c the PCV is back by the firewall with NO EASY access to get to it. Frustrating for sure.

ANMVQ

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HU, I dont even have then any more, Just run filtered vents.

saywat?

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my local napa has them about $7

PongSanity

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I don't run them either. Installed an oil catch can.

saywat?

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U removed Ur PVC valve and put a catch can?

PongSanity

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Yes I did. Admin tuning Dual oil catch can/ coolant reservoir

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saywat?

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Oh nice didn't kno that existed. Very nice and nice alt to the pricey arc one. Not too crazy about the breathers tho