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Part # for 6.2 PCV Tube??

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It was easy enough to come up with the part numbers for my clean side pcv tubes (valve cover to air box) on the 6.2 but I can't find the part number for the main pcv tube (valley to rear of throttle body) Anybody know what it is??

 

Also, if I catch can the clean side should I consider connecting the valve cover to the inlet side of the catch can or the outlet. I know is supposed to be the clean air return to the valve cover but my other LS engines have pumped a lot of oil out of those valve cover outlets and I don't see why this one would be any different.

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I ordered one from my dealer for my catch can install so I had a back up. I also have the 6.2. My parts guy was able to find it under PCV dirty. I just threw away the box with the number sorry! I do know with a 15% discount it was around $25.00.

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I ordered one from my dealer for my catch can install so I had a back up. I also have the 6.2. My parts guy was able to find it under PCV dirty. I just threw away the box with the number sorry! I do know with a 15% discount it was around $25.00.

 

Thanks, at least I'll have a better chance of getting one if I know where to have them look. Appreciate the reply. :thumbs:

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Got my tube so I can use the ends for a little cleaner catch can install.

 

The Part # is 12650610

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Got my tube so I can use the ends for a little cleaner catch can install.

 

The Part # is 12650610

Exactly what I did.....
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