🔧 Ensun PCV Valve Crankcase Vent Valve Oil Separator for VW Audi 1.8T 2.0T | Replaces OEM: 06K103495 Review

Perfect fit, just remove the old one and install the new one, no modifications needed, all screw holes are perfectly aligned.

As the name suggests, the 2014 VW Jetta SE works Engine Specs: L4, 1.8L; DOHC 16v Turbo I wanted to clarify this as it seems like a specific make and model is hard to find when searching for this part.

The pet came quickly and looked fine but when I went to install it I noticed my new part was missing the plastic nipple that the vacuum line connects to . It appears to be broken, but the part shows no signs of installation. I think I'll send it back and order a replacement.

Bought for a 2017 VW and couldn't find the part locally. I originally ordered the wrong part from this company and they immediately refunded me. The items arrived well packaged. No complaints and based on how they handled my return and the quality of the part I will continue to support this company.

Arrived well packaged and in excellent condition. checked that it is working properly and that the check valve is working. I installed it on the car and the crankcase vacuum problem was solved. Oil consumption monitored and after a week the oil was slightly less. Checked the vacuum in the crankcase and it's back. Lasted several days. I bought the original spare part, everything works. The original has run 130,000 km.

10/01/2021 - I bought it because my car uses a liter of oil every 700-800 miles, now that I've replaced it with this PCV I fill every 200-300 km 1 liter of oil, every 2 weeks about 1 liter, that's rubbish, I drive to the dealer and get the oil there and report if it's better. 10/28/2021 - I bought the same part from the dealer for $191 + tax, now I have to add 1 quart of oil every 400-500 miles for this part to not be a problem, so I'm updating my rating from 1 star to 4 stars. .

Has an orange fill but the color of the fill doesn't matter because it's still not an OEM part (obviously). The MOST IMPORTANT thing you can do is test it before installing it. TIPS: **Before installing the unit**, blow out the small inlet tube and ensure air can flow freely. Place your mouth over the large opening at the back, then breathe in and out. If the device is working properly, you should hear the internal valve flex as you inhale and exhale, and feel the flow of air only as you…