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2G Broke PCV valve in valve cover.

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idlehand04

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Feb 17, 2013
edmonton, AB, Canada
Hey guys

I was replacing my pvc valve, when it snapped on me. I got it out with a reverse drill bit but a piece of the pvc valve drop into the valve cover and I dont know how to get it out.. I took off the valve cover and I can hear it inside.

Will it be fine if I just left it in there?
Is there a way to get it out?
Or get another cover?(If so, anyone have a good one for cheap?)

Please help me.
Thanks
 
How would i go about doing that?

Either removing the baffle all together, by drilling out the spot welds and either not re using it or buying the "CompWorks" replacement baffle and welding that back in. Or what I would do, if buying a new cover is not an option, drill a small hole, maybe 3/8s or slightly bigger into the baffle in a spot not by the pcv or vent nipple, and shake it around tell it fell out. I wouldn't drive with it in there too long, if at all for fear of it coming out.
 
I got the threaded portion on the pvc valve out. Its the center brass piece im talking about.
 
Im gonna give the magnet then the drill a try.. Test my luck i guess haha

Anyone have a extra valve cover for sell if all fails?
 
Brass is not magnetic. It wont work. Can you actually get the piece near the hole? Then you could bend up a metal coat hanger put a drop of superglue on the end, touch the two pieces and let dry. Then pull it out. Not really too much you can do.
 
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