I just did the plugs on my V6 Daytona. Ok, stupid question, Where is the PCV valve on this thing and could some do a quick walk through with me on how to change it.

 

On my 89, the PCV is connected by hose between the valve cover and the carburetor. There is an outlet on the backleft centerof the valve cover, where the hose connects. The PCV looks like a bent plastic hose connector. The easiest way to remove mine is to get the carburetor air filter assembly out of the way first. It's connected with the 3 square (1/4" drive) plugs on top, the main air duct, and 2 smaller hoses, all of which are easy to disconnect.

There should be a map of your Emission Control system attached to the bottom side of the hood, behind the insulation, somewhere between the battery and the carburetor. It's usually a stick-on label. Might be somewhere else though.

 

89's didn't have carbs, theyonly had throttle bodys. The PCV on the v6 and the 4 cylinders are not the same. The V6 uses a straight pcv that looks like a metalpipe fitting:

 

Done and done. New valve is in, thanks guys !

 

Yeah it ain't a carb. I got old-timers disease.