Who makes a good PCV valve?

[blaze r/t]

Hi I have a 73 Coronet 54k original miles 5.2L / 904. She needs a new PCV valve and I had bad luck with the chrome Edelbrock PCV valves, and the cheap autozone ones. My question is who makes a good PCV valve.

Im not ready to drop the coin on the MP repo stuff yet. Anyone have any recommendations for a good pcv valve?

Thanks everyone MOPAR OR NO CAR

 

[moparsteve636]

I have an N.O.S. one for the small block!

 

[blaze r/t]

I have an N.O.S. one for the small block!

I just picked up a valve from Napa. It's made in USA so it's got to have better quality than those autozone junks. If it doesn' work out ill let you know.

 

[scotts74birds]

I just keep cleaning mine and seldom replace them. Its only a ball-style check-valve!

 

[blaze r/t]

Car is running much better now that I have a PCV valve. The original valve split in half where the plastic was molded. The part from Napa looks very similar to the original, just newer plastic. Next on the project list is fresh brake fluid!

 

[benno440]

billet specialities make a nice billet one that works good i think summitracing also sell them a nice touch and woork well they arent very cheap though but in my opinion you pay for what you get

 

[Randy73]

I just keep cleaning mine and seldom replace them. Its only a ball-style check-valve!

I agree, this is a part you can clean and reuse.