= Relieving Fuel System Pressure = To release the pressure in your fuel lines (and fuel filter) you'll need to locate the fuel pump fuse in the fuse box. If you don't have a fuel pump fuse, find the relay that operates the fuel pump. Once you've found the fuel pump fuse or relay, start the car. With the engine running, pull the fuse or relay out. If you pulled the right one, the engine will quickly die. Since it's using all of the pressurized fuel in the system, the fuel lines won't be pressurized when you crack the fittings on your fuel filter. Now that you've relieved the fuel pressure you can remove the old fuel filter. If you didn't do this yet, you must go to the previous step and do it. Very dangerous!
Do you mean PCV ? - ( Positive Crankcase Ventilation ) valve
In a 2003 Ford Expedition : The ( 2 valve per engine cylinder version ) if that is what you are asking
Left of center looking at the engine and all the way back towards the firewall. A black hose is connected to its center nipple.Cylindrical shaped.
check your EGR valve
remove gas cap , then under hood on the fule rail thhre is a small unit that looks like a tire valve cap remove it and press down on stem , where eye protection
Depends on the make, model and engine
its located in valve body
Your idle air control valve is available from your local NAPA Auto Parts store. Ask for part# 2-16790 (CRB).
Standing in front of vehicle PCV is located on the left side of engine valve cover to the rear of engine, hose runs along the back of engine. Hope this helps.
I use a leak down tester that applies air pressure from an outside source to the cylinders.
All pressure switches are part of the solenoid pack inside the trans, on top of the valve body.
The 2003 Ford Expedition has a V8 engine.