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Can you help me with this part? It looks like it is covered with oil and it looks like it is made of plastic, with a spring inside and some kind of vent at the end. It sits on the right side of the engine to the right of the AC Compressor. The image is taken from above it. I have the shop manual, but I can't place this. It sits behind AC coolant hoses. Car runs fine. Just curious. Thanks
AOS breather valve. Probably old residue from before your UAOS install. Easy to R&R or just replace.
[size=13px]part #99610704751 - crankcase vent valve[/size]
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OK, we have a winner. Thanks. That looks exactly right.
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