Hey guys on the NB 1.8 valve cover the breather pipe near the oil cap is it just a press fit?
Can it just be pulled out ?
Or does the valve cover have to be removed to tap it out ?
Valve cover breather help needed
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Re: Valve cover breather help needed
PCV is press in, the rubber grommet stays in the cover.
Breather on passenger side has a welded in barbed fitting, the hose just presses on.
Breather on passenger side has a welded in barbed fitting, the hose just presses on.
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Re: Valve cover breather help needed
Yeah the breather on the passenger side steel one that the rubber hose goes onto.
So set of mto grips pliers you can't just pull it out ?
So set of mto grips pliers you can't just pull it out ?
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Re: Valve cover breather help needed
Pretty sure it's either welded or interference fit.
Either way, not likely to come out without destroying it.
if It were me i'd just cut it off flush and then plug the hole or hammer in a new fitting if needed.
Either way, not likely to come out without destroying it.
if It were me i'd just cut it off flush and then plug the hole or hammer in a new fitting if needed.
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Re: Valve cover breather help needed
Will check it out see how I go
Thanks for the info
Thanks for the info
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