Review on 🔧 VTEC Solenoid Assembly + Oil Pressure Switch - Spool Valve Compatible with Honda & Acura - Accord 2.4L, Civic 2.0L, CR-V, Element, RSX - Replaces OEM Numbers 15810RAAA03, 15810-RAA-A01, 917224 by Gavin Ghram

This part is a typical Honda fault. It may be clogged so you may not need to replace the entire part. But given the cost of less than 50 euros, it will be cheap, especially since it is a legacy part and other components can also fail. I would just replace the whole part. Typical systems include the car jerking and the VSA lights turning on and off. Both the check engine light and the VSA light come on for a while. If this happens, stop in a safe place, turn the vehicle off and on again. If this continues, you know you have a problem and this will be your solution. It is held in place by 3 x 10mm screws. First you need to remove 2 clips for the sensor. You can't see the screws so you'll have to feel for them and use a deep socket. You may also need an extension. Your make and model may require additional steps, but generally remove 2 clips and remove 3 screws. Much luck. Also reset the code if you have a code reader. Oh, and before you even start, look at the part on your car and this one to make sure they're the same. You don't want to start out and then find that your order is wrong, but I can tell you that 09 CRV will work for you.