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How do you change a PVC valve on a 2000 Mazda Protege?

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Remove the rubber piece of pipe on top of your cam cover. it is the one connected to a hole with a grommet. unplug the pcv valve from the pipe. make sure you clean the inner part of the grommet. buy the proper pcv valve and reinstall connect it back to the curve piece of rubber pipe .

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