I was just told where the PCV valve(s)are on my 2000 Lincoln LS by the Service representative of my local Ford dealer. Apparently there are two PCVs. Each is an integral part of the valve cover(s). They tell me that they cannot be replaced without replacing the complete covers. (What a bad design ?). I am finding all this all out the hard way. They tell me that both PCVs are carboned up and plugged. That in turn has created backpressure in the engine and under the valve covers. This has resulted not only in blowing the seals (gaskets?) on the valve covers, but also in filling up one of the plug wells with oil (yes, the spark plugs are under the covers on the LS), and caused a misfiring of the sparkplug. I have been experiencing this misfiring at certain engine speeds during the last few weeks. Also, there has been a faint smell of oil fumes coming from the engine recently. The repair is going to consist of 2 new Covers (c/w PCV valves), new spark plugs, and at least one sparkplug coil. Estimated Cost of repair : $1,100 !! Anyone have any comments ?
Does not have one
Wher is the pcv located in a Lincoln LS v8engine
pcv valve problem?
It is in the drivers side valve cover towards the frount.
heater Control valve for 2002 Lincoln Ls
oil leaking on your spark plugs in your Lincoln LS because you have a leaking valve cover gasket.
valve cover gaskets valve cover gaskets
I have a 2002 LS V6, and if your setup is the same as mine I believe you have to remove the upper intake in order to reach it (as is the case for the coils and spark plugs on the passenger side of the vehicle). If your just changing the PCV valve as part of an easy tune-up, skip it, it's alot more trouble than it's worth. If you still want to try it check lincolnvscadillac.com there is an entire forum dedicated to the Lincoln LS community!
A 2000 Lincoln LS has a control valve located inside the engine compartment, on the passenger side. There are five hoses that connect to the heater control valve which also has two cylinders that rest on top of it.
where is the low side schrader vale located
It is in the valve cover.
front center part of the engine, right under the cover...