Trouble Securing PCV Valve

[BasiXCustoM]

Recently installed an Injen intake (PF9091) because I got a stupid deal on it which was worth the added intake noise. Got everything installed fine but the PCV connector will not stay secure on the intake. Looking at other intakes from MAP, Mishimoto, etc. it seems the connecting port isn't any different. Just wondering if anyone had any tips on getting the PCV connector to fit snug on the intake port.

(Before anyone makes the comment, I am looking into a catch can. Just want to fix this short term.)

Thanks!

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[Phil@JDM]

Recently installed an Injen intake (PF9091) because I got a stupid deal on it which was worth the added intake noise. Got everything installed fine but the PCV connector will not stay secure on the intake. Looking at other intakes from MAP, Mishimoto, etc. it seems the connecting port isn't any different. Just wondering if anyone had any tips on getting the PCV connector to fit snug on the intake port.

(Before anyone makes the comment, I am looking into a catch can. Just want to fix this short term.)

Thanks!

make sure you are pulling back on the plastic release tab like you did when you removed it and push straight down while holding the tab open and it should pop right on.

 

[Juben]

Remove that tube from the engine and then reconnect it starting with the intake tube end first. Once it's connected firmly and the gray locking tab is in the correct position, reconnect the other end at the valve cover. When I had the JLT intake, I had that problem with the intake tube end popping off and doing what I mentioned fixed it for both myself and a few others with the same problem.

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