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Old 03-24-2005, 01:42 PM
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schrader valve

Can some one send me a pick of this...im pretty sure i know where it is but i just want to make sure...I want to change my fuel filter...I took the MAF apart from my air box and cleaned it and it helped my engine out well and i also cleaned my throttlebody and that helped it too...but Ive been told to also replace my fuel filter to help the mialage and performance some...Is changing the fuel filter any harder than what i have already done?thanks

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Mine was a pain in the arse. Bought the tool and struggled. I found out a few things that made a difference.
I like the scissor style tool better than the other style.
If it was undercoated clean connections withcarb cleaner first.
Use a little wd-40 on the connections beforehand.
A little on the new filter connectors doen't hurt either.
Now it's a piece of cake.
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Why did you entitle this thread ?
Can you read the first sentence???

Is the valve the silver pipe that come straight up toward the hood with a black screw cap on it? also, i read in a tech article that you should change the PCV valve...what and how hard is this to change...my truck hass 88000 miles so im pretty sure it needs all of these things replaced...
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Old 03-24-2005, 04:34 PM
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On your 1997 FORD TRUCK F150 1/2 TON P/U 4WD, the FUEL FILTER is:UNDER VEHICLE, DRIVER SIDE, BELOW SEATING AREA, NEAR FUEL TANK, MOUNTED ON FRAME RAIL IN FUEL LINE

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Pcv valve can be straight of 90 degrees like the one in the photo.

I still have the original one in my 98 with 112,000 miles. Real easy to check, Just remove shake and if it rattles it's OK. Check the grommet it fits into and the hoses associatted with it.
I will run some carb/throttle body cleaner thru it from time to time.

Forgot all about the schraeder valve for the fuel rail. Had me puzzled.
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Old 03-24-2005, 06:13 PM
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A schrader valve is what you use to put air in your tires. And, yes there is one on the silver fuel rail with a black cap. The PCV is in the middle of the passenger side valve cover, it has a hose probably covered in foam attached to it. It just pulls out.
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PCV hard to replace??
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No. The PCV valve just pops into the valve cover and you pull the rubber hoses off. Do the opposite with the new valve.
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Thanks for the pick temp1 helped a lot! Is th PCV valve the
thing that sticks out of the valve cover directly back from the engine oil cap right before all of the wires??thanks agian for everyone help!!!!! Im trying to learn to do all of this stuff myself so i dont have to pay for it...thanks again
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Thanks for the pick temp1 helped a lot! Is th PCV valve the
thing that sticks out of the valve cover directly back from the engine oil cap right before all of the wires??thanks agian for everyone help!!!!! Im trying to learn to do all of this stuff myself so i dont have to pay for it...thanks again
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Old 03-25-2005, 01:38 PM
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AESOME! thanks
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Thanks TEMP1 for that picture
I've been to two local auto shops today and they dont know chit about what
their doing.
Fuel Filter change will be done soon! After how many
years of neglect
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