2006 - 2015 Honda Civic 1.8 VTEC solenoid gasket change. EASY leak fix!! 

Yeah, honestly in some cases you don’t need to but it’s best to do it since there’s a lot more room when you remove the solenoid to replace the gasket. 👍

That will be next on the list. Thansk for the heads up!

Your a newb it's always this part an this part only never seen it be a Pcv value! It's the gasket quit mudding up the logic to a simple repair!

@JayPlays792 newb? What's that? Well then, don't change it. As an old school mechanic I have been building cars since the 70s. That's about 30 years before you were an itch in your dad's shorts. Try the simple things first, and you may be surprised.. my advice? Move out of your mom's basement, delete WOW from your computer. That ego will shrink as soon as you dry up behind your ears.

@@GgRae-gv1tg I knew you were a mechanic by your response what I'm saying is if it's not broke don't fix it ! I did my first transmission at 16 no help have done drive shafts brakes etc since! If a 8 dollar gaskets fixes this issue why add to it if the Pcv needs done in sure we will figure that out! You probably would take the cowl off an charge extra to a 30 minute job is my point! I don't like machinics at all they always stick it to us when they can save everyone a buck or two! I bet this man never changed his Pcv value and doing fine!!! 😂

It seems likes it's a common leak on all Hondas

@@Mylifeinthepits must say yours was a little easier to get to . On the k24 in the crv it’s in the back , in the firewall side

​@@jamesbishopproject6375 I'm doing spark plugs this week on a k24 Crv. Wish me luck!

2012 Ex

Yes it is.