Reply to "Stock valve cover questions."

Dan A.Member

My 1972 car is stock and looking from the back of the car forward, the right hand side valve cover has a oil filler cap with rubber grummet with a 90° plastic elbow and a hose that goes to the right side of the air cleaner housing. The connector there is the small filter piece with its tube sticking out of and located inside the air filter base plate/ housing

The left hand side valve cover has a rubber grummet with a straight PCV valve and a formed hose going to the front side base of the carburetor vacuum pipe/ inlet. So air is coming into the engine from the right and exiting the left side into the intake manifold at the carb. base plate. I am far from an expert but just reporting on my stock set up..

1/6/254:45 AM

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