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A PCV valve located in the valve cover. It may be located on or near the intake manifold, as shown here. A PVC valve located on the valve cover, with the hose that leads to it removed. A hose leading to the PCV valve is often kept in place by a clamp
the PCV valve is is typically located in the valve cover near the brake booster-4.0L pushrod V6. On a 5.0L V8 engines, the PCV valve is located at the back of the intake manifold.
What throws everybody is that the pcv valve does not insert into the valve cover as it does most cars. This one on the 1999 explorer is located directly behind or in back of the engine on the top of the manifold. You can spot this easier if you take off the covering(four screws) on manifold then you will see two hoses that connect to a plastic pcv valve (that's what threw me). this should help.
Both the 1.6 and 1.8L 4cyl. engines have the pcv valve located in the valve cover @ top of engine. It's usually just pushed in a rubber grommet on the valve cover. Twist while pulling, and it should come out. Let me know how you make out.
The PCV valve is located directly under the fuel rail on the driver's side, right behind your valve cover. Should be very easy to spot if you know what it looks like and you're looking right in that location.
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