2006 Volkswagen Passat Crankcase Vent Valves

Due to the integrated two-chamber system, the cyclonic separator requires significantly less maintenance. In gas engines and, in particular, in supercharged diesel engines, so-called blow-by gases occur during combustion, which pass from the combustion chamber into the crankcase. As this is contaminated by very fine oil droplets, fuel residues, steam and soot, the gas must be cleaned by means of an oil separator before it is re-fed to the intake air of the engine. Otherwise it can lead to tarry deposits in the intake lines of the turbocharger and other components. To ensure a long service life of all major components, we recommend, depending on the vehicle, a replacement interval of 60.000 to 80,000 kilometers for diesel engines and 80,000 to 100,000 kilometers for gasoline engines.

Product Features:

• OE Quality
• Requires significantly less maintenance
• Integrated two-chamber system
• Cyclone separator design

The valve covers on V6 engines on popular Volkswagen models have a PCV valve that is located within the valve cover. When the PCV valve is replaced, the dealer supplies only a complete valve cover/PCV assembly. This Dorman OE FIX diaphragm kit allows the replacement of just the PCV valve, and also includes a new valve cover gasket for a convenient, complete repair.

Product Features:

• Saves money – this all-in-one PCV diaphragm kit for popular Volkswagen V6 models cuts costs by letting you directly replace a torn PCV diaphragm, and includes a new valve cover gasket for a complete repair
• Ideal solution – no need to purchase an entire valve cover just to fix a torn diaphragm; just replace the failed piece, not the entire assembly
• Ensure fit – precision-engineered for specified Volkswagen makes, years and models
• Trustworthy quality – designed in the United States and backed by more than a century of automotive aftermarket excellence