💡 Genuine Honda PCV Valve Assembly - Model 17130-RCA-A02 Review

For 2007 Honda Odyssey. The van has 244,000 miles on the odometer, so it was replaced for maintenance. Luckily the old one came out right away. I've read that the old ones are sometimes brittle and break. Ease of installation. Loosen a screw under the dipstick tube. Gently try to twist the old PCV back and forth. If it moves fairly easily, it should come straight out.

Fits 2005 Honda Odyssey Touring. My PCV was in the front (next to the radiator fan) on the passenger side by the valve cover. Very easy to remove and install. I didn't have much reason to replace my original PCV other than being suspicious because of 221,000 miles. I was right - the old PCV was clogged. For the price - you should replace this when you remove the PCV (rather than remove, clean, reinstall).

appears to be a direct replacement for the original part. Easy installation! My old part didn't rattle and that is an immediate sign of part failure. I only gave it 4 stars because I haven't driven the car long enough to appreciate its reliability and durability. I will update later. But it appears to be a direct OE replacement! 👍🏽 Please look at the photo I shared. * 2008 Honda Pilot EXL * Mileage: 104,xxx

On my 2005 Pilot the replacement was unexpected but not very difficult, on the passenger side, in front of the valve cover, just below the dipstick hole. Just be careful when removing the old one because once the bolt comes out resist the temptation to pull and pry in any way as the bolt is off center. Try rocking it clockwise and counterclockwise while pulling it straight towards the fan/front bumper. If necessary, pry on the driver's side. When it comes out intact, this product slips and…

Original Honda PCV in Honda packaging as mentioned. I never bothered to replace it in my Acura TL 05 until I noticed oil leaking from the rear main seal (220k miles) and after investigating this it was a good idea to check the PCV valve first to be replaced (if it is blocked, there will be overpressure in the crankcase). rear main seal out). like butter). It took another three days to wipe the remaining oil off the underside of the engine (less and less each day), but the source stopped. I put…

The PCV valve has not been changed on my 2010 Pilot for over 126,000 miles. So I decided to change it and while watching YouTube videos it seemed easy to me. The packaging was great and it was in a sealed Honda bag. So I knew it was OEM. The old PCV valve was a nightmare! Half of it fell into the engine and I spent a whole day trying to get it out. I use hooks, tongs and nothing works. It was the worst feeling. I was reading some blogs and a guy screwed in a bolt and pulled it out like that…