🔧 Enhance Engine Performance with Beck Arnley 045-0262 PCV Valve Review

A cheap part that broke in half on installation when simply plugged into a rubber bushing. I'm not buying, I just got to the Honda as I will.

No problems with my current model but I have changed it having done 261.xxx miles on my 98 honda accord if the upgrade bad if fails and which one I have mileage.

Blue smoke in the morning indicated that the valve is defective. Yes that was it. Changed, the smoke remained bluish, but the oil became less zhor. Helped a bit, but the problem is bigger than this "fix". Well, it still had to be done.

Also replaced the socket it fits in. Liked 3 minutes. There was an original and I could barely hear the sphere moving inside when shaken. Pretty oily too. An old PCV valve can increase oil consumption and affect smooth idle, so replacing it makes sense.

This is a basic PCV valve for my Honda Accord. Cheap and efficient. I had high oil consumption so I replaced the valve and the oil consumption issue was resolved. Of course I could just clean the old one, but for the price, why bother? Be sure to also replace the bushing (sold separately).

Honda Accord Wagon EX 2.2L F22B1 VTEC 1997. PCV replaced, idle problems fixed. The old one withstood shocks, but was covered with oil and varnish. This is an often overlooked item that needs to be replaced every few years to avoid idle problems, oil leaks, poor gas mileage, etc.

Bought this to replace the PCV valve on my Accord not sure when old one was last replaced. Replacement to try to slow down/fix an oil leak if it is caused by high crankcase pressure. It may or may not work, but with 100,000 on the clock it's still worth replacing the old one. The device I received was made in Mexico.