justen920

I am at 60k and need to replace the ccv filter, went to Geno's and could not find the 2006 filter and under the 02-05 it says:
NOTE: Will not work on '06-'07 trucks. Cummins says you have to buy a new complete valve cover to replace the CCV filter on these trucks.
Is this true? Or can I use the '05 filter? If not what a rip off.

singleturnout

I feel your pain i want to replace mine also.

AH64ID

It's true, but I also don't think there is a scheduled change for the CCV filter on a 5.9.

justen920

Thanks for the responses, my next question is:
What is the reason for having to replace the valve cover? Is the CCV filter located in a different place than the 05 and older models? It seems overkill, has anyone changed one out in a 06/07 5.9? If so do they have the parts list and cost? I won’t change mine; I just want to know for future services, thanks again.

AH64ID

The reason you have to replace the cover is becuase the filters is perm attached to the cover.

RamGazer

That's one way to get more of our money!

Lost Lake

What's a CCV? Maybe I should replace mine!

SlowJeep

How would you know if it needs to be replaced?
Honestly this is the first time I've even heard of it...

VP_07SRT8

how much did they ask for it?

carl48

pull your dipstick out while the motor is running, if the filter needs changing a lot of smoke will come out. you can back wash the filter with diesel fuel and air. as long as you are not running a K&N air filter you should not worry about it. after 250,000 miles just check it every 50,000 miles

Hintonc393

I was looking at mine when I had the valve cover off the last time and they had what looked like torx head screws but they were only five points and they have the tamper proof thing in the middle. Detroit diesel has a dish scrubber looking thing in the valve cover that I always clean when I have them apart. I figure the less restriction the better, and they do get nasty.

DodgeChallenger

CCV stands for Crank Case Ventilation