Ford Bronco PCV Valve & Crankcase Ventilation Tube Exploded Diagram

This document is an exploded parts illustration showing the crankcase ventilation (PCV) system components as they mount on an engine valve cover. Four labeled parts are shown with arrows pointing to their locations: the tube crankcase ventilation (a long formed tube running above the valve cover), a short section of tubing that joins the tube to the valve, the valve assembly crankcase ventilation (PCV valve, shown with a 90-degree elbow fitting), and the grommet that seats the PCV valve into the hole in the valve cover. The drawing shows the components in exploded (disassembled) alignment above the valve cover mounting hole, illustrating the assembly order: the grommet fits into the valve cover, the PCV valve inserts into the grommet, the tubing connects to the elbow on the valve, and the crankcase ventilation tube connects to the tubing. Portions of the engine, including the oil filler cap area and surrounding hardware, are visible for orientation. No part numbers, torque specifications, year ranges, or engine applications are stated on the document. A reader can learn the correct location, orientation, and assembly sequence of the PCV valve, its grommet, and connecting tubing on the valve cover.