it is in one of the valve covers
Most GM PCV valves connect to the rocker valve cover through a rubber seal. Under hood, center, upper engine area, mounted in rear of intake manifold
yes
No. The 6.2 diesel used by GM, by the way, was made not by GM, but by Detroit Diesel.
350 Actually if you take the bore & stoke of the 350 Chevy you actually get 349.57 Cubic Inches or 5.73 Liters. It is rounded up to 350 by GM.
Chevy did not make the Wrangler, Jeep (Chrysler) did, and they did not come with a 350 - that's a GM engine.
The crank for a 350 Chevy turns clockwise or to your right if standing in front of the motor .
A Chevy 350 will fit any GM vehicle that has a small block V-8.
firing order 82 GM blazer
A Gm 700R
Chevy 350 is just what we call that motor because Chevy is the most popular of the gm lines, but really its a GM 350. Having said that, a Buick, Pontiac, Chevy, or Oldsmobile motor are the same motor for the most part. There are som exceptions with the Cadillac motors but that's an other story. should be smoothe sailing for you.
Yes, I have one. All GM parts.
The 350 is the small block, and in 1986 it would be GM corporate blue.