Yes, all cavaliers from any year have Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) valves.
The 1998 Cavalier does have a PCV valve. The valve is in the side of the valve cover, held in by a metal ring.
The PCV valve on a 2002 Chevy Cavalier is located on the back of the valve cover. It is a plug in type.
its on the right side of the valve cover, near the power steering pump.
Were is the PVC valve located
The PCV valve is located on the top of the valve cover. There will be a large vacuum line connected to it.
The pcv valve should be located on the top of the valve cover. It is located closer to the rear of the motor.
No pcv valve that can be serviced, the 1998 and later 2.2L OHV engines are equipped with an oil/air separator that is located inside the valve rocker arm cover that requires no maintenance. I have a 1998 Cavalier RS Coupe and I love it, also love my 2003 Mustang.
Yes. The PCV valve is attached to the intake by a hose and is located in the valve cover and held by a plastic retainer. Use a pair of pliers to loosen the PCV valve retainer. Unthread the retainer from the valve cover to expose the PCV valve. Pull the PCV valve from the valve cover grommet and remove the valve from the hose.
There is no pcv "valve" on the 2.2 but the pcv "system" keeps oil from getting into the intake. I'm trying to fix my 2.2. Oil everywhere.
No, it does not.
The PCV is usually located in the valve cover(s). They just slip into a rubber grommet; no tools required.
1998 and newer 2.2L engine does not have a serviceable pcv valve.