EASY PCV valve replacement (LEXUS GS400 shown)

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  • čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
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    This is such an easy and inexpensive maintenance item to replace. Allow me to walk you through the steps. Only basic hand tools are needed.
    For the 98-00 LEXUS GS400, the part numbers are:
    Beck Arnley PCV valve 045-0327
    Beck Arnley Valve Cover Grommet 039-6428
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Komentáře • 65

  • @luthersullivan5141
    @luthersullivan5141 Před 3 lety +6

    Christian, thanks for this video. I just replaced mine at 238k on my gs400 sadly i dont think it has ever been replaced. Grommet was hard as a rock and fell into valve body, luckily i was able to fish big chunk out with pliers. Runs like its brand new now and prob wont be burning those half quarts of oil anymore either

  • @michaeldaugherty1933
    @michaeldaugherty1933 Před 9 měsíci +1

    I appreciate your videos so much ! Makes my job a lot easier getting my new to me GS 400 in tiptop shape. Then I will start the mods.

  • @chinothedreamgiver1629
    @chinothedreamgiver1629 Před 4 lety +4

    Funny.. i have had a 98 GS for 3 years (my second one) i had it for sale, only because i was going to purchase a 2007 GS.. and seen your videos... and decided not to sell my GS. Mine is in great condition interior and everything else.. i didn't really want to sell, i just got the idea in my head to get the 2007 GS.. which i still will, but i will keep my 98" GS also.. thanks

  • @samaccurso
    @samaccurso Před 3 lety

    Just completed this on my 98' gs400, thanks very much for doing this video, all went great, no more check engine light so far!!

    • @jairoguerra823
      @jairoguerra823 Před 3 lety

      By any chance do you happen to know what code popped
      Up ?

  • @ArenaAccessories
    @ArenaAccessories Před 3 lety

    Thanks so much man, I've been meaning to do this job on my '07 SC 430

  • @STREETTHRILLS
    @STREETTHRILLS Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you so much made my PCV change on on my 2000 ls400 a breeze!!

  • @mahmoodaltaie4145
    @mahmoodaltaie4145 Před 3 lety +3

    Excellent video! I was wondering if it is normal that the pcv valve moves around while sitting tight in the gourmet?I replaced the pcv on my 98 Lexus LS400 but I noticed the valve felt kind of loss( i mean it moves around), but you have to pull up hard to get it out.

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety

      Thanks! If you mean “clocks” around inside the grommet then yes, mine does that too. It’s not super loose, but it will “spin” if I try.

  • @RabbitCarrots
    @RabbitCarrots Před rokem

    I just come back to your channel to see if you've done the repairs before i start work on my Gs430!

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před rokem

      Which repairs?

    • @RabbitCarrots
      @RabbitCarrots Před rokem

      @@ForwardMomentum where do I start 😳. Fuel filter... Oxygen sensors... PCV valve... ABS sensors... The list goes on...

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před rokem +1

      I have probably covered a few of those in my vids, but not all. Have a look. Hopefully it helps you out.

    • @RabbitCarrots
      @RabbitCarrots Před rokem +1

      @@ForwardMomentum yessir! As always, keep them coming!

  • @General-gu8it
    @General-gu8it Před 4 lety +3

    Same like my 1999 ls400

  • @explorehunter
    @explorehunter Před 3 lety +1

    Hi, thanks a lot for the clear detailed video 👍❣️
    How do I identify my pcv valve is not working properly?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety

      You can take it out and shake it. It should rattle. Honestly, it’s so cheap I suggest doing it as a preventative measure if you’re not sure of its age.

  • @explorehunter
    @explorehunter Před 4 lety

    Good video and upto the point.
    What is the function of a pcv valve? How do I know weather I need to replace it?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 4 lety

      explorehunter the positive crankcase ventilation valve allows pressure build-up to release and get consumed “again” by the intake system. The intake creates a vacuum and pulls some of the hot “blow by” back again. In older cars it vented into the atmosphere and was often pointed down at the road, hence a lot of the videos you see of the roads back in the day had a prominent dark line down the middle of them.

    • @kevinbaker2470
      @kevinbaker2470 Před 3 lety +1

      It vents positive pressure from crankcase. All the leaked gases from combustion need to go somewhere. If pcv valve is clogged or stuck closed you will start leaking oil from the path of least resistance. (Usually your valve cover or cam seals, but really cam cause a leak from anywhere). Pcv valve possible symptoms. Runs rough. Oil leaks. Consumption of oil. Check engine light.

  • @explorehunter
    @explorehunter Před 3 lety +1

    Can you please do a video on replacing vsv purge valves and vaccumme canister?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety +1

      I can put it on the large list I have going. Honestly though, I don’t get this request very often.

    • @mohammadsalajee5624
      @mohammadsalajee5624 Před 3 lety +1

      I've just done the job, theres a thread on google you can use about changing the starter motor which includes removing the inlet manifold (where your vsv solenoid is located) and then you can flip the inlet manifold upside down, use some phillips screw drivers and flatheads to change the solenoid and canister and reassemble. taking the inlet manifold off and especially fitting it back on is the biggest pain in the ass ever, its not easy. done it 5 times now and ruined my fuel line flare nut in the process. It is doable though, about 4 hours altogether without rushing it if you set a decent pace doing the work

  • @tsaab1130
    @tsaab1130 Před 9 měsíci

    Is this the EXACT same process for an 01 Gs430? I dont know if the location of things is a bit different between 400 and 430

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 9 měsíci

      I don’t know. Take a quick look at your valve cover and see. Let us know.

  • @noahbailey8509
    @noahbailey8509 Před 4 lety

    Do you think a bad pcv will trigger a po441 code changed my gas cap going after that valve tomorrow to see if its the issue?

    • @noahbailey8509
      @noahbailey8509 Před 4 lety

      2004 lexus gs430 btw

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 4 lety +1

      No, not PCV. Try purging the overflow line. If you ever top the tank off, this line can get a slug of fuel in it and it needs to be removed.

    • @frankieb7405
      @frankieb7405 Před 4 lety +1

      Noah Bailey also check your vacuum hoses. I also have an 04 GS430 that would get that code after every fill up. I checked some vacuum hoses and noticed that they were badly cracked. Once I changed them the CEL never came back on. I also replaced that gas cap before I did the hoses and would still get the CEL. Hope this helps!

  • @nandishks1
    @nandishks1 Před 3 lety

    Do you have videos of EGR valve on GS400 (1UZFE) ?

  • @bosshognit
    @bosshognit Před 4 lety

    Can you do a MPG video? I’m n the market for a commuter car (120-150 miles daily) I want the GS400 but it needs to make sense.
    Thank you I’m a big fan

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 4 lety +2

      Interesting idea for a vid! I can tell you exactly what I get for mpg: 18.75mpg mixed over the last 7 years. I have a lead foot too. I get up to 24mpg highway going easy and about 21 keeping up with traffic. In all honesty if I was looking for a commuter with some performance I would get a Civic Si sedan and turbo it. My friend gets 34mpg highway from his.

    • @bosshognit
      @bosshognit Před 4 lety

      Forward Momentum wow I’m looking at the GS400 just because I’ve always wanted one, also looking at the Lexus IS350. Which gen was the civic? I need something more professional business.

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 4 lety +1

      bosshognit ok gotcha. Well if you need better than 18-20mpg and more professional than a Civic, you could go Acura TL or Lexus ES without breaking the bank. Or, just get the GS and drive it to easy. :)

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 4 lety +1

      bosshognit IS350 is awesome and quicker than the GS400 after 60mph.

    • @bosshognit
      @bosshognit Před 4 lety

      Forward Momentum thanks for all the info, My top cars are the GS400 and Is350. Love your shows man

  • @nandishks1
    @nandishks1 Před 3 lety

    What is the valve (similar to PCV valve) on the passenger side valve cover ? Is that PCV valve as well ? Looks like its non-removable. @ForwardMomentum, Can you please let me know what it is ?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety +1

      That’s just a fresh air port. It’s part of the PCV system.

    • @nandishks1
      @nandishks1 Před 3 lety

      @@ForwardMomentum is this replaceable?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety +1

      @@nandishks1 I’m sure it is, but no need unless it’s damaged.

  • @diegotorres3888
    @diegotorres3888 Před 2 lety

    mine seems to be stuck on, its very hard to take out the way you did it it’s really stuck in there, any suggestions?

  • @tneal3042
    @tneal3042 Před 2 lety

    02 LS430 - when I was changing out my ocv, the pcv valve hose snapped at both ends. I barely touched it. Anyway... I will need to replace the hose and I might as well do the valve too. But my question is this: the old hose is a hard rubber like material, not flexible at all. So how will a new hose fit over a new valve if it's the same hard material?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 2 lety

      You can go to your local auto store and just have them cut the right size and length off a spool. It doesn’t need to be a pre-formed hose shape unless it will contact something sharp. #sendit

    • @tneal3042
      @tneal3042 Před 2 lety

      @@ForwardMomentum ohhhh I see!!! Another question... How come my hose that snapped off is hard. It was also molded to valve and crankshaft stem... I wonder why Lexus did that?

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 2 lety

      Well probably to maintain shape and avoid a kinked PCV hose (which could actually cause a seal to blow out due to pressure). If you have any concern at all I recommend replacing it with an OEM part. So if it has sharps bends, I’d go OEM on that. Good job asking questions. 👊

    • @tneal3042
      @tneal3042 Před 2 lety

      @@ForwardMomentum the OEM hose is not much cost difference but I have no idea how it will install on the stem or valve since it's so hard. I know these are odd questions but I'm super stressed out. What turned into a simple ocv replacement has led to something e else

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 2 lety

      @@tneal3042 you can add heat to the hose to make it more pliable at the ends if you need to. The new OEM hose won’t be rock hard like that old hose that broke on you. You’ll be fine. 👍

  • @user-gb1ne5jj8v
    @user-gb1ne5jj8v Před 4 lety

    How many miles does yours have and mines is in my avi on here

  • @miaangeline5090
    @miaangeline5090 Před 11 měsíci

    Where would the pcv valve be on a 91 ls400 ucf10

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 11 měsíci

      Always on one of the banks. B1 or B2 valve cover.

  • @C-DIESELCATC
    @C-DIESELCATC Před 3 lety

    Hello I have a question maybe you can help me I have a 00 gs 300 when I'm doing 75 MPh on the highway I'm at 4500 rpm is this normal

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety

      That’s a bit high. You have a 3.92 diff, but it seems like O/D isn’t on or something.

    • @C-DIESELCATC
      @C-DIESELCATC Před 3 lety

      To tell you the truth I really don't know what type of diff is on it it has the m instead of the 4 on the shift selector if the o/d not working does that mean I need a new transmission

    • @C-DIESELCATC
      @C-DIESELCATC Před 3 lety

      The previous owner had the vvti timing gear cam replace has advance timing

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 3 lety

      @@C-DIESELCATC first of all, check the fluid. Make sure it’s good and not burnt and the correct level. Second, does it do this in “D” mode? Does it have really low profile tires on 16” wheels? Something is off. Make sure you’re not in “4” while in M mode. Go to D.

    • @C-DIESELCATC
      @C-DIESELCATC Před 3 lety

      It has 19 inches on it

  • @burntxtoastt
    @burntxtoastt Před 2 lety

    Maybe this is why car smokes when I accelerate

    • @ForwardMomentum
      @ForwardMomentum  Před 2 lety +1

      Depends on the color. Black = fuel, blue = oil, white = liquid/coolant.