13 Best Automotive Replacement Emission Air Bypass Valves
List Updated January 2021
Bestselling Automotive Replacement Emission Air Bypass Valves in 2021
AEM 20-400S 2.25" Air Bypass Valve
- Virtually eliminates chance of intake system ingesting water if filter becomes submerged
- Installs along upper portion of AEM intake systems with minor modifications
- Patent #6,394,128
- Complete hardware and installation instructions included
- For a cross reference chart to see which Bypass Valve fits your Cold Air Intake System please visit www.aempower.com
AEM 20-402S 2.75" Air Bypass Valve
3/4" Stainless Steel Bypass Valve for Fleck 5600, 2510, 9100, 9000
- 3/4" stainless steel bypass valve for Fleck control valves
- Fits Fleck 5600, 5600SXT, 2510, 2510SXT, 9100, 9000
- Single handle function
- Makes connecting Fleck control valves to control heads easy
Motorcraft CX-2445 Secondary Air Injection Bypass Valve
- Motorcraft CX2445 VALVE - EXHAUST
- Purchase Price is 1 Each
AEM 20-403S 3" Air Bypass Valve
Hitachi ABV0011 Idle Air Control Valve
Hitachi ABV0026 Idle Air Control Valve
Hitachi ABV0038 Idle Air Control Valve
Hitachi ABV0009 Idle Air Control Valve
Dorman 02253 Bypass Cap Assortment - Pack of 8
- Available in different sizes
- Conveniently packaged in a variety of piece counts to assist with both small and large projects
- Also suitable for a broad range of household, industrial and commercial uses
- Easy to install
Hitachi ABV0043 Idle Air Control Valve
Hitachi ABV0022 Idle Air Control Valve
AEM 20-401S 2.5" Air Bypass Valve
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