🔌 EnhancedYall Emission PCV Vacuum Hose Review

I took the chance to buy a second one (bought this exact PVC hose a year ago) since the first one failed after a year of use and not even that many miles. I hope the first one was defective so I bought another one because the price was good. If it fails again, you must move on. The PCV valve hose shouldn't fail in such a short time.

I wasn't sure if it would fit my car because it didn't look 100% like the old one. Not only did it fit, it was a lot easier to install, I did have to do some work on the old clamps, but the whole project took less than ten minutes.

It works, but judging by the look and feel it won't last long. Once I've cleaned my original hose I will put the OEM PCV valve hose back in. Actually, I think I'll do it now. Several reviews here say that this hose they bought collapsed because they couldn't handle the vacuum pressure and that worries me a little. Goodbye.

Vent hose fits! I have a Toyota Corolla 04 that had a hose installed. I recently noticed that the tubing was very soft and wrinkled easily. I found that the hose was pinched just before the bend at the PCV valve. The engine was unstable, I think the heat in the engine compartment destroyed the material of the hose and it lost its integrity. Toyota 1.8 liter engines generate a lot of heat in the engine compartment.

Original purchase was 4/16/2020 when it got a 5 star rating but the engine side hose broke Vacuum together 09/07/2020 which resulted in a downgrading of the rating to 2 stars. Hoses should not collapse in less than 5 months. There is no guarantee on the seller's website. To be fair, the original review below has not been edited. Great product but bad description. On my 2003 Corolla S, this is the PCV hose from the firewall side of the transverse engine valve cover (passenger side) to the front.