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I have a PVC valve (application unknown) generic. it has an arrow on it. To what is the arrow supposed to point to.
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ok then the arrow points to the carb.??
if i suck on one end then it draws freely ( the arrw pointed at me)
if i suck on the other end it draws freely and then stops when i draw harder (arrow pointed away from me)
No i thought (dangerous thing, i know) that the pcv draws from the valve cover Accept under high manifold vacuum conditions. correct me if my theory is flawed.
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if i suck on one end then it draws freely ( the arrw pointed at me)
if i suck on the other end it draws freely and then stops when i draw harder (arrow pointed away from me)
No i thought (dangerous thing, i know) that the pcv draws from the valve cover Accept under high manifold vacuum conditions. correct me if my theory is flawed.
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