🔧 Dorman 46035 PCV Valve Elbow for Ford and Mercury Models - Top-Choice Selection Review

The price of this item is great but unfortunately I can't use it as it doesn't fit in my car but I still give this product five stars because it does at a great price and if you get the right size you won't be disappointed

This is a replacement. The original was two years old and I requested warranty and lo and behold the company sent a new one for free and didn't want me to send back the faulty unit. This is a rare case where the warranty really did what it promised.

Doesn't quite match 01 Ford Taurus (original has two notches on bottom) but does the job. No more check engine light with oxygen sensor error code. I received an engine check code months before a crack in my elbow became severe enough to affect the car's operation. I knew I probably had a vacuum leak somewhere, but the machine worked fine. If you get an oxygen sensor error code, check your computer and connections immediately.

Purchasing and fitting this part is very easy, even for those who are not mechanically savvy. It was exactly what I needed. Great price too. I replaced my PCV valve maybe 6 years ago and it cracked again. This is something that can cause many seemingly mysterious problems with your car and is worth keeping an eye on. I'm not sure if this is a specific issue with my car's make and model or something, but this is the second time I've had to deal with this. None of the local stores even stocked…

Update (6 months after purchase) - Elbow is already cracking quite badly. And again the engine jerks and stops. I originally gave 5 stars. Now I have to downgrade it to no more than 2 stars because it cracks so quickly. First Review - Installed this on my 2003 Taurus yesterday, replacing the original which was cracked and causing an intake leak. I've had engine shake and stumbles under light to heavy acceleration and have already cleaned the mass air flow sensor, replaced spark plugs and wires,

I first bought this PCV knee as my mechanic advised that my "breathing knee" was in need of replacement soon. After doing a little research online and reaching out to the Revain community, I was able to determine that this was exactly the part I needed. I have a 2002 Mercury Sable GS and the PCV knee was clearly visible in the upper/left quadrant. Engine. All I had to do was take the old one off and put the new one in its place. I had an RPM issue with the defroster/AC/floor fans running while…