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This car has had some minor modifications, but the principles set out in this video still apply. You can use this knowledge on almost any automobile that ventilates the crankcase with PCV Value.
This video explains the WHAT, WHY, WHERE and HOW!
For those interested, OEM Ford Motorcraft Part Number for Ford Mustang GT 2003: EV-261
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PCV Value (Positive Crankcase Ventilation Valve)
The positive crankcase ventilation or PCV valve is an inexpensive and often overlooked component. It is also one possible cause of expensive oil leaks and sludge buildup in an engine. All automotive engines are lubricated with oil and when oil is churned by moving parts, pressure is produced. This pressure needs to be released/ventilated through this valve and without blockage.
The PCV system helps remove moisture, a major contaminant, from the oil
When an engine is run, it generates a good deal of heat. When the engine cools, condensation forms. Engine oil additives absorb this moisture and hold it in suspension. In time the moisture content exceeds the capacity of the additives. When this occurs, moisture attacks the metal parts of the engine causing damage.
[Symptoms of a bad PCV valve]
A plugged PCV valve causes many other engine problems. Pressure begins to build and gaskets and oil seals may fail. When an engine suffers multiple oil leaks, we should always inspect the PCV system. Another problem is a lack of air flow to carry vapors from the crankcase. Without air flow, moisture contamination remains and a sludge buildup is often a result. Operating the engine without adequate ventilation is a leading cause of engine sludge.
We see varied symptoms from a bad PCV valve, depending on the way it fails. For instance, a PCV valve that sticks open may cause a check engine light. The diagnostic trouble codes or DTC will normally not mention the PCV valve. Instead, the diagnostic trouble code P0171 and P0174 are common. These codes suggest a lean-condition in the engine. Other engines could set a mass-air-flow meter code or even an oxygen sensor code.
A failed PCV valve may also cause noise. Some will produce a whistle or whine and others can produce a low moaning noise. The easiest way to verify the problem is to temporarily block the vacuum source to the PCV valve and see if the noise changes or goes away.
On some vehicles, a bad PCV valve can cause oil to blow onto the air filter element. An oily or dirty spot, near the PCV inlet hose is a symptom.
[How to Test a PCV Valve?]
Common Misconception 1: Having the ability to blow through the PCV Valve in both directions does not mean the valve is bad. Is it not your typical everyday valve
Common Misconception 2: Shaking the PCV Value and hearing rattling is a good sign, but bad values can also exhibit this behavior depending on how the valve failed.
A simple RPM drop test well tell you if your PCV valve is working correctly on a variable control PCV valve.
With the motor fully warmed up. Hook up a good tach. Set RPM to factory spec. Take note of the RPM. Pull the PCV valve and plug the end with your finger. Note RPM again. If the PCV valve is functioning correctly the RPM should slow down a MINIMUM of 50 RPM. If it does not replace the PCV valve with a OEM one.
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Aftermarket PCV Values are not recommended as the OEM parts are calibrated and control leak. The flow rate of a PCV valve is calibrated for a specific engine application. For the system to function normally, therefore, the PCV valve must adjust the flow rate as operating conditions change (The PCV value operates differently based on the intake vacuum, and the intake vacuum changes based on the engine load (acceleration etc))
Some PCV Values have an electrical input without allows a heating element to aide sludge build-up. Aftermarket PCV Values usually do not include this feature, despite the stock part including it. The price different is around $6-8 vs $30-$35 (Very rough figures here!). Typically, the engine will produce enough heat and this is what other model cars rely on rather than having a heating element.
Beware PCV valve hoses can also build up deposits on higher mileage motors. They should be replaced if they accumulate a lot of deposit as the inside diameter of the hose is also very important.
In general higher mileage motors will need to be replace more often because of increased blowby.
Video Title: How to Replace a PCV Valve (Mustang GT 2003)
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