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Old 02-08-2007, 11:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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V6 PCV Valve Location

Does anyone know where the PCV valve is located on the 4.0L V6? I would like to replace it, but I haven't noticed where it is located. I'm guessing that I may need to remove the plastic cover over the engine to find it.

I think Toyota uses a term other than PCV valve. Does anyone know what they call it or have a part number? Thanks.

Oops! I meant to post this in the "Maintenance" section.
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Old 02-09-2007, 12:14 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: V6 PCV Valve Location

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Does anyone know where the PCV valve is located on the 4.0L V6? I would like to replace it, but I haven't noticed where it is located. I'm guessing that I may need to remove the plastic cover over the engine to find it.

I think Toyota uses a term other than PCV valve. Does anyone know what they call it or have a part number? Thanks.

Oops! I meant to post this in the "Maintenance" section.
It's called a "ventilation valve":
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Old 02-09-2007, 12:15 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: V6 PCV Valve Location

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Does anyone know where the PCV valve is located on the 4.0L V6? I would like to replace it...
Yours is an '06. Way too soon to even think about this. I plan on looking at mine and testing it at 96K km (60K mi) even though it's not even mentioned in any service schedule I've seen.
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Old 02-09-2007, 10:27 AM   #5 (permalink)
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John,

Thanks for the great diagram. That makes it real easy.

Kmvreter,

I know you're right, but replacing the PCV valve periodically is one of those small maintenance items that a non-mechanically inclined person such as myself can do without much hassle. So for $10 or $15, I get to work under the hood and tell my wife that I'm going out to "work on the car."
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I actually remove most PCV valves and then spray them brake-cleaner, on both sides. Once dry I try to blow thru the check valve in the wrong direction. If she leaks then I buy a new one. Also make sure the flow is possible in the correct direction.
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John,
Where did you find the diagram, from a shop manual ?

I am wondering where to purchase a manitenance guide for my 03 4Runner ?
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Where did you find the diagram, from a shop manual ?

I am wondering where to purchase a manitenance guide for my 03 4Runner ?
Yep. Got it on eBay. There are a number of other threads that discuss getting the manuals. Unfortunately, neither Haynes nor Chilton have one yet.
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Am I right to guess the vent valve by the fire wall is the pcv valve?
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Does anyone know where the PCV valve is located on the 4.0L V6? I would like to replace it, but I haven't noticed where it is located. I'm guessing that I may need to remove the plastic cover over the engine to find it.

I think Toyota uses a term other than PCV valve. Does anyone know what they call it or have a part number? Thanks.

Oops! I meant to post this in the "Maintenance" section.
so did you ever change your pcv valve and was it easy to find? i have an 04 but cannot find it either
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My vent valve (PCV valve) isn't working properly and I can't find it under the hood. the attached diagram isn't much help for me to locate it. Sorry!!

can some take a picture of it and circle it for me... please.
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