Question number 1:
On the tube that carries air from the air filter box to the air box that sits on top of the throttle body there is a small diameter hose that plugs into it on the back side. Where does the other end of this hose belong?

Question number 2:
Holy crap, I just spaced out and can't remember what I need to ask... I'll have to sit on this for a bit haha!
On the tube that carries air from the air filter box to the air box that sits on top of the throttle body there is a small diameter hose that plugs into it on the back side. Where does the other end of this hose belong?

Question number 2:
Holy crap, I just spaced out and can't remember what I need to ask... I'll have to sit on this for a bit haha!
Captain
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On the tube that carries air from the air filter box to the air box that sits on top of the throttle body there is a small diameter hose that plugs into it on the back side. Where does the other end of this hose belong?
The other end of the cable usually will lead to the engines valve cover. there should be a nipple where the other end of the hose will plug into.Originally Posted by Sand.Man
Question number 1:On the tube that carries air from the air filter box to the air box that sits on top of the throttle body there is a small diameter hose that plugs into it on the back side. Where does the other end of this hose belong?
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Question number 2:
Holy crap, I just spaced out and can't remember what I need to ask... I'll have to sit on this for a bit haha!
That's OK. Just start a new post when you remember Question number 2:
Holy crap, I just spaced out and can't remember what I need to ask... I'll have to sit on this for a bit haha!

Hmm, I must have some mis-matched parts then.
I have a 2.0 SOHC engine and the valve cover has no receptacle for a PCV valve. The motor utilizes an oil separator mounted to the front of the block and the PCV valve is in a hose that leads from the oil separator to the intake manifold.
The engine is not the original, it must be from a different model and they kept the original intake tube.
I suppose I will just plug a fancy little cone air filter into the hole and leave it alone.
I have a 2.0 SOHC engine and the valve cover has no receptacle for a PCV valve. The motor utilizes an oil separator mounted to the front of the block and the PCV valve is in a hose that leads from the oil separator to the intake manifold.
The engine is not the original, it must be from a different model and they kept the original intake tube.
I suppose I will just plug a fancy little cone air filter into the hole and leave it alone.
Captain
I suppose that will work. I don't have (nor have ever seen the 2.0). Maybe see if you can find the same setup in a junkyard that hasn't been stripped apart that will help quite a bit. It is my understanding that the 2.0 is shared with the Neon, so maybe you've got a neon engine in there 
