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Very eazy open hood and look for diagram of emission routing look for (pcv) valve it will be one rubber hose tward the fire wall un plug and install new one, hope this helps if not let me know .
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[email protected] U have v8 ? PCV is located ,drivers side rear totally to rear and down of value cover , behind the head , use mirrors to see black hoses! Use caution when pulling on hoses apart ! Pull hose off larger end of PCV ,start engine , place finger over PCV , if suction is good of PCV no need to replace pcv (unless pcv is oil soaked.). Reconnect hoses . Good luck
In order to locate the location of PCV Value, then check out this video which will guide you to replace the PCV Valve Check/Replacement in Hyundai Sonata 2011, so have a look
Ok when you're looking at your engine look at the valve cover with a black rubber hose with a funny plastic piece which fits into a rubber grommet in the valve cover. This is the pcv positive crankcase ventilation valve. Remove the pcv from hose after you've obtained a replacement throw it away insert it into the hose then the valve cover and you're good to go
The valve is located under the thermostat housing facing the front of the car. There is very little room to work with here. You'll have to pull the hose up from the valve then pull the valve out.
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