🔧 BECKARNLEY PCV Valve 045-0404 - 1 Pack Review

Perfect OEM replacement for my 2013 Hyundai Elantra. I've been using it for a week with no problems. I saved money by installing it myself instead of the dealer.

Great price 1/2 cost from dealer (and it had to be ordered) Top 5 auto parts stores told me this (Out of stock) or (Out of stock yet)) The threads were looser than the original, but continued normally.

Genuine Hyundai/Kia part 26740 2G000, fits my 2012 Sorento 2.4 GDI perfectly. My SUV used over 130,000 miles of oil at times, and I found that the old PCV valve didn't move as freely when shaken as the new one. With the new valve I have seen NO visible loss on the dipstick in nearly 2000 miles. I wish I had swapped the PCV valve sooner.

On my 2011 Sonata with 100,000 miles on it I started noticing an oil consumption of about 1 quart per 1000 miles. After some searching and as a first step I decided to change the PCV valve. The item works as expected and fits well. After driving 3000 miles no oil consumption can be observed. It is highly recommended that this part be replaced on a regular basis and it is a cost effective solution.

Perfect fit for my 2012 Kia Forte, buy a second one for our 2011 Kia Sorento, Revain website says it fits the 2011 Sorento's too year fits. Not. I found that "Intermotor PCV 650" fits. The Beck/Arnley 045-0404 has an o-ring diameter of 19.90mm and the Intermotor PCV 650 has an o-ring diameter of 21.80mm. What's really confusing is that they both have the same thread diameter of 15.70mm. But different sizes of O-rings. Hope this helps some Kia owners! Jim