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VW/Audi PCV Service

The PCV valve regulates the flow of gases from the crankcase.

BMW N54 Engine PCV-Valve Issues

The PCV-valve unit of the BMW N54 engine is injection molded and connects as one piece with the whole valve cover.

VIDEO: Turbocharged Engines And PCV Systems

More air in the engine means more power at the crankshaft. This video is sponsored by Elring.

Suspect Oil Fouling? Check the PCV Valve

The overriding task of the internal-combustion engine is a straightforward one: provide the requisite amount of power needed to propel the vehicle down the road at a prescribed speed, measured in miles per hour. Achieving this goal, however, requires all of the components in a delicate ecosystem to operate in perfect harmony, culminating in the

VIDEO: PCV Valve Obstructions From Oil Leaks

Andrew Markel discusses a true shop story where a customer came in with an oil leak issue, only to find the PCV valve clogged. Sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.

PCV Systems: Deep Breathing Exercises

The positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) valve is a little component that can cause big problems if it isn’t working. Neither your customer’s engine nor your job profitability will flourish if you don’t properly diagnose PCV leaks.

VIDEO: PCV Valve Or Oil Separator?

Andrew Markel discusses the oil separator, and why you may not find this part right away when you look for it. Sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.

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Tech Tip: MINI PCV System Diagnostics And Measurement Of Pressure

All current MINI engines incorporate a pressure–controlled crankcase ventilation system that uses various crankcase ventilation valves, depending on the engine type. Although the valves all look different, they function similarly using a spring and diaphragm assembly to control the crankcase pressure.

Tech Tip: Don’t ‘Blow By’ PCV Inspections

Most emission control parts, like the PCV valve, require little if any scheduled maintenance, but replacement may be necessary if the Check Engine light is on, the vehicle has failed an emissions test or is experiencing a driveability problem. Other emission control components include the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve, the evaporative emission control system (EVAP) vapor canister and purge valves, the catalytic converter, oxygen sensors and all of the engine’s other engine management sensors.

Tech Tip: Mysterious Leaking Engine Oil Seals On Subarus? Check the PCV!

The Mitchell 1 Techline has heard of a very limited number of cases involving engine oil seals leaking after being displaced from their normal positions. As the engine heats and cools, condensation can accumulate in the PCV system, which, in extreme cold, can eventually turn to ice. Upon closer inspection, technicians have reported finding accumulations