🔧 High-Quality Replacement Idle Air Control Valve 16022PLCJ01 for Honda Civic Acura EL 1.7L 2001-2005 Review

My 2003 Honda Civic is having idle issues. After replacing this part. Idling is smooth. I'll keep the standard and keep it after I clean it up and keep it until it fails. But that will be after some time.

The idle control valve worked fine but the coolant connections leaked coolant between the pipe and the valve body. Glad I checked before covering the air filter. I had to go back and get another one. A bit annoying but would solve the problem.

This part did not solve my problems with my Honda Civic. will be fine as others say here. Unfortunately it didn't work for me, it cost me time and money knowing I had a good working part. The lesson is you get what you pay for.

I wish I could give this product -5 stars! When I first received this product it was obviously used and I had to return it. They immediately sent another one but it's so cheaply made! As can be seen in the photo, the parts are not welded and do not seal. So coolant leaks everywhere! GRRRRR! I had to disassemble everything and put the old one in. Waste of time and crap!

This product is a complete scrap, does not work. I'm a certified mechanic and I deal with these cheap fake Chinese brands quite often, there's a reason the standard Denso brand is expensive. Don't waste your money like so many others. rear and fourth from 1500 to 3000 rpm retrained this part on the car, as expected, several times does not work as described. Bought an original brand from Denso and the car is no longer being repaired. Waste of time $35.

Bought for a 2004 Honda Civic, the valve is a little off the factory specs but works great. The idle valve itself is narrower but taller. The valve I replaced worked fine, but I decided to replace it just to check idle fluctuations as it was a cheap replacement part. Idling is a little smoother, but it's imperceptible without reading the RPM on the scanner. Another difference I noticed was that the motor resistance values were slightly different from what I read online and the valve it…