Enhanced ACDelco Professional 214-2296 PCV Valve for Positive Crankcase Ventilation Review

Works Perfectly; easy to replace on my 2000 Buick Century. I saved a few cents by buying from AMAZON instead of auto parts chains.

I was replacing a faulty MAP sensor on a 3800 Series 2 and decided to replace the PCV just below the MAP sensor in a circular flange on the left hand side of the intake manifold. . The work took no more than 10 minutes. Don't forget to include the spare PVC O-ring as the O-ring is not included.

is a good replacement part that is often neglected. I suggest changing this part every 30,000-50,000 miles. Also, the rubber hose that attaches to the top can be very brittle, tearing and breaking when you try to remove it from the old one or put it on the new one. I had to buy a new hose from an auto parts store because the old one ripped and broke off. So life is.

Fits my 2001 3.1 Grand Prix engine and costs about $3. I'm assuming he's doing what he's supposed to do because the warning lights didn't come on. There was a time when I thought I overpaid for parts at parts stores, but now I know for sure that I am and I had to drive 40 miles to one of them to do it. I get most of my parts from this site now and in a few days they will be on my doorstep. The downside to the replacement is that my vacuum line was fine, but the rubber boot was so brittle that…

Works fine; easy to replace on my 2000 Buick Century. I saved a few cents by buying from AMAZON instead of auto parts chains.

I was replacing a faulty MAP sensor on a 3800 Series 2 and decided to replace the PCV just below the MAP sensor in a circular flange on the left side of the intake diverse. The work took no more than 10 minutes. Don't forget to include the spare PVC O-ring as the O-ring is not included.

This is a good replacement part that is often neglected. I suggest changing this part every 30,000-50,000 miles. Also, the rubber hose that attaches to the top can be very brittle, tearing and breaking when you try to remove it from the old one or put it on the new one. I had to buy a new hose from an auto parts store because the old one ripped and broke off. So life is.

Fits my 2001 Grand Prix 3.1L and costs about $3. There was a time when I thought I overpaid for parts at parts stores, but now I know for sure that I am and I had to drive 40 miles to one of them to do it. I get most of my parts from this site now and in a few days they will be on my doorstep. The downside to the replacement is that my vacuum line was fine, but the rubber boot was so brittle that it fell apart during the removal process. That's a downside of an old car, but the upside is that I