OEM Chevrolet Venture Air Inject Check Valve

Chevrolet Venture Air Inject Check Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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  Q: How to service the Air Inject Check Valve for Bank 2 on Chevrolet Venture?

  A: Service of the Air Inject Check Valve for bank 2 starts by checking that the engine has cooled down because of burn safety risks. Disconnect the clamp along with the Air Hose from the Air Inject Check Valve and detach the vacuum line from the check valve. The right Exhaust Manifold adaptors require removal of the air pipe nut which disconnects the right air pipe assembly so you can extract it from the manifold. The check valve separation starts by removing the two bolts installed at the bottom of the check valve until it splits from its connection to the air pipe. Reinstallation of the two bolts through the pipe into the check valve commences installation followed by the check valve/pipe assembly placement onto the bracket stud and manifold adaptors and securing pipe tightness to the manifold adaptors. Fasten the bracket stud nut but keep the locknut torque at 10 n.m (88 lb in). Connect the vacuum line to the check valve after reattaching the clamp and the Air Hose to the Air Inject Check Valve.