Nissan 11810-F0502 Positive Crankcase Ventilation Control Valve Assembly

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Depending on the engine, the location of the PCV valve can change. On four-cylinder engines, the PCV valve is in a grommet which is located on the lower right timing chain cover at the lower end of the engine below the power steering pump. The 3.3L V6 has a threaded PCV valve into the upper intake manifold. In 3.5L V6 engines, it is placed in a grommet at the rear of right valve cover. If you are working on a model with a 4 cylinder engine, remove the hose and take out its breather separator. In case of 3.3LV6 engine, remove hose and unscrew from upper intake manifold. As for 3.5L V6engine, open both plenums to get to it then yank out of its grommet . Shake it so that you can hear if it rattles or not shake t causes rattling or not . Replace any valve that does not rattle when shook Once you have got your new PCV valve, make sure that it matches your vehicle and motor size. To ensure that they are similar compare them with each other.

To check the PCV valve, one has to pull off the ventilation hose with the help of the clamp; as the engine is running, appropriate function will produce a hissing sound. Or touching lips with the end of the valve, the finger should feel a strong vacuum if everything is arranged with the valve. For replacement, first, disconnect the hose and then unscrew the valve from the intake manifold; and then screw the new valve in the manifold end and reconnect the hose and do not forget to tight the hose clamp.

Depending on the engine, the location of the PCV valve can change. On four-cylinder engines, the PCV valve is in a grommet which is located on the lower right timing chain cover at the lower end of the engine below the power steering pump. The 3.3L V6 has a threaded PCV valve into the upper intake manifold. In 3.5L V6 engines, it is placed in a grommet at the rear of right valve cover. If you are working on a model with a 4 cylinder engine, remove the hose and take out its breather separator. In case of 3.3LV6 engine, remove hose and unscrew from upper intake manifold. As for 3.5L V6engine, open both plenums to get to it then yank out of its grommet . Shake it so that you can hear if it rattles or not shake t causes rattling or not . Replace any valve that does not rattle when shook Once you have got your new PCV valve, make sure that it matches your vehicle and motor size. To ensure that they are similar compare them with each other.

The PCV valve is threaded into the upper intake manifold.

Replace any plugged or deteriorated hoses.