Standard Ignition V187 PCV Valve

PCV Valve for Emissions Control

Standard Ignition V187 is a push-on PCV valve for crankcase ventilation service. It is built with an angled nipple and a single hose connector for straightforward routing in emission control systems.

Fits 1976-1987 Chevrolet Chevette and 1981-1987 Pontiac Acadian, with 1980 Pontiac Acadian coverage for vehicles equipped with Canada Emissions. Fits 1981-1987 Pontiac T1000 as well.

Key Features

• Push-on attachment method for direct hose connection
• Angled nipple orientation for compact hose routing
• No connector design
• One hose connector quantity
• Standard Ignition V187 PCV valve for emission control service

Detailed Description

The Standard Ignition V187 PCV valve is a replacement emission component for crankcase ventilation systems. Standard Ignition applies manufacturing control from component materials through finished product, with replacement engineering focused on correcting common failure points found in original equipment parts. This part cross-references Anchor 9772 for the same application.

Use the V187 when servicing a Chevrolet Chevette, Pontiac Acadian, or Pontiac T1000 equipped with the listed applications. The angled nipple and push-on design support clean hose alignment in tight engine compartments, while the single hose connection keeps the installation layout simple.

What It Helps Fix

• Rough idle related to a sticking PCV valve
• Excess crankcase pressure
• Oil vapor buildup in the crankcase ventilation system
• Vacuum irregularities caused by a worn valve
• Emission control faults tied to PCV flow issues

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify the hose size and routing before installation.
• Match the angled nipple orientation to the existing vacuum hose path.
• Inspect the PCV hose and grommet for wear before installing the new valve.
• Confirm vehicle application by year, make, model, and emissions package where noted.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition maintains quality control throughout the manufacturing process, from component selection to finished product inspection, to support consistent emission system performance.