FramFV375 Positive Crankcase Ventilation PCV Valve

After taking apart both a used Fram & Motorcraft (Ford brand) to see how they wear & a careful look at the construction, I would guess that a Fram value would last less long than a Motorcraft one. Nevertheless what is currently in my truck is another Fram.These valves are so easy to change, it literally takes longer to open the hood & close it back down again after I'm done, than it takes to swap out one of these pvc valves. If you are someone who is going to try to get a 100k on one pvc value, then buy a Motorcraft. It probably will not make it to 100k, but it might have a better chance. PVC values should be changed every year or two, has a big effect on how the engine performs & this Fram is well enough built to run for a couple of years without me worrying that it will fail. If the Motorcraft values cost the same, I'd buy those, but at a third the cost, they are going to work as well as a Motorcraft for the couple of years it will be in my truck.

It did fit well. The quality is not so bad. Was easy to install it does what it needs to do.

I'm sure it would have worked except my 2003 suburban uses a baffle and not a pcv, do not buy for a 9th letter z vin 2003 suburban Tahoe our escalade.trust me I had to find out the hard way.

2 minute install

does not fit/work on a 2003 ford explorer sport trac 4L sohc, wrong one, i needed the screw in one, just verify before you buy (look at the old one)

Swapped it out no problem, works fine so far.

Great price and it did the trick