Disconnected connector under the hood

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Feb 6, 2011 | 05:50 PM

84CAMARO28inFL

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Disconnected connector under the hood

I wonder if plugging that back in will make the engine start better, and smoke go away. (Perhaps a computer control was removed)

Also, PCV valve popped back out.. i put it back in, Its supposed to just "Seat in" there, right?

Feb 6, 2011 | 06:43 PM

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Re: Disconnected connector under the hood

not a slam , but i would guess that there may be as many as 50+ connectors under my hood . a better description is needed . if your PCV valve blew out , replace it . you may have too much crankecase pressure if it continues to blow out . good luck .

Feb 6, 2011 | 07:21 PM

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Re: Disconnected connector under the hood

yeah...nobody can help you identify the connector without any kind of description or picture, if the PCV valve is blowing out its probably stuck, or like tom said you might have too much crankcase pressure, as far as how the PCV valve seats, yeah it just pushes in, imo get a new PCV valve, its literally 3$ something.