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My engine idle has been very poor and inconsistent, so I thought I'd check the PVC valve. It's clean, and I suspect no problem there. But the hoses are both very flimsy and worn, so I took them into the local parts store to replace.
The parts guy looked at them and said he didn't have anything that would work. I thought he had to be joking because they sell all sizes of hose by length. He said that PVC Valve hose is a special oil resistent hose that is carried only by the serious auto shops and that other hose will deteriate with oil residue and collapse on itself.
I think he's right, because my hose was collapsed, even to the point of causing a whistling when the engine was idling. I'm en route to another parts house.
[Next, I'd like to know why my horn relay switch works fine, but two new ones from Moss won't work. They look different, but what the hey is going on? Don't they all do the same thing?]
The parts guy looked at them and said he didn't have anything that would work. I thought he had to be joking because they sell all sizes of hose by length. He said that PVC Valve hose is a special oil resistent hose that is carried only by the serious auto shops and that other hose will deteriate with oil residue and collapse on itself.
I think he's right, because my hose was collapsed, even to the point of causing a whistling when the engine was idling. I'm en route to another parts house.
[Next, I'd like to know why my horn relay switch works fine, but two new ones from Moss won't work. They look different, but what the hey is going on? Don't they all do the same thing?]
