Q&A

 Rookie

Sounds simple enough but I still can not locate it. I have disconnected the hose that seems to be the one pointed out but no luck. Now I am gently pulling the piece that was in the hose but I do not want to break anything so I am not pulling hard. I have a photograph of my engine and the part the auto store sold me. Anyway I can upload the photo?

I've been having the same problem and finally found this on another website:

"I have a 1992 chevy S10 with a 4 banger and I've spent the six years I've owned it trying to find a PCV valve. I have always been too embarrest to ask anyone. I even bought one six years ago and it is still in the glove box!!! Finally one day I asked my father who has owned a chain of auto parts stores for 40+ years to try and find it. After laughing at me for a while, I finally asked him to show me where it is. What do you know... he couldn't find it either. This sparked a long research through all his parts books, and finally he found a foot note that mentions "most S10's of this vintage use a very common part #blah blah... but very few were built without PCV's" I guess you and I have one of those "very few.""

Yep, I finally had a mechannic look at it. Actually I was in the shop about to leave when I remembered so I asked the guy to quickly show me the PCV. In just a few minutes there were three of them looking. Finally I know this truck does not have one nor a spot to put one.