Intake vacuum hose &/or pcv valve replacement
Posted: July 13th, 2003, 1:16 pm
Here's the story, I got the intake checked. Yes there's a leak somewhere, no you can't find it with carberator spray, yes you can hear it though.<p>Ok guys..
Is it really as easy as yanking out the old vacuum hose without tools
nothing to unbolt secure or to be careful about. Just yank the
sucker out? Then slip in a new one with the same careless manner?<p>I'm just freaked out anything can be that simple?<p>PCV value replacement seems to make sense. Find, unscrew and
replace. <p>Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I need my baby up and running
by friday.<p>-Ronie
93 MX-3 Zoomer<p>![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
Is it really as easy as yanking out the old vacuum hose without tools
nothing to unbolt secure or to be careful about. Just yank the
sucker out? Then slip in a new one with the same careless manner?<p>I'm just freaked out anything can be that simple?<p>PCV value replacement seems to make sense. Find, unscrew and
replace. <p>Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I need my baby up and running
by friday.<p>-Ronie
93 MX-3 Zoomer<p>
![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)