2016 Honda Civic pcv valve replacement 

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Hi I just find you and subscribe thanks for saving me money I own a Honda Civic and I changed easy things like air filters so my next thing will be the PCV so thanks for doing this videos!! Have a blessing Day always 🙏🌹

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This is true! Thanks! Very rare but it does happen!

It happened on my 2016 civic. Pcv valve was clogged.

SDAlexander it’s not something that you would find in the owners manual but with my years of experience as a mechanic this is something I usually change because they are cheap ( especially on older cars) and just a good piece of mind maintenance. They can purchased for as little as $3 -$5 on some older Ford vehicles. Over the years they get gunked up and can cause issues. That’s why I recommend it and it’s easy 👍🏻

Delete it with this and allows to run a catch can too: kmotorperformance.com/shop/pcv-valve-delete-for-catch-can-fits-10th-gen-honda-civic-2016/

I’d have to look into it but that’s a great question. Just thinking on the top of my head I don’t think so as there’s no hose on the 2.0l but there might be a way.

Thanks for the comment. I’m not sure what hose you’re referring to? There’s no hose on the pcv valve on the 2.0l model.

Sounds like you’re on top of it! Great work. I have a video on servicing the transmission fluid. If you haven’t already I’d do that. ASAP. My video may be slightly different because yours is the 1.5. Also I think your pcv might be different compared to the video of mine. It’s a 2.0 non turbo

@@HandsOnDismantler I’ve done most fluids too i forgot to mention, put i’ll definitely take a look at it, yeah i know i already checked for the part specific to my car, i just like watching a video if I haven’t done it before, what do you think about changing the ignition wires and coils? should i wait until there’s an issue for that or do it preemptively? and do you have a suggestion on a fuel injector cleaner for the 1.5? or any other fuel additives?

@@HandsOnDismantler i worry about fuel additives with the turbo, i’ve tried to do some research, honestly i have no clue of those things are related in anyway, i just want to take good care of my car because the fuel mileage was around 39 mpg and now it’s only about 31-32 mpg

@@natalia4220 there’s no wires, just coil packs. And I wouldn’t touch them until they go bad. Replacing them early wont do anything perform acne wise and they’ll usually last a LONG time. Over 100k. For fuel injector cleaners, I only use Lucas racing fuel additive. And oil additives for older vehicles. 👍🏼

thank you! you’re the best i really appreciate how simple you make everything, my dad knows car maintenance but doesn’t know a lot about turbo or hondas so i’m so glad someone makes it easy, i don’t always feel like bothering him to help fix my car

It’s a good thing that they’re typically easy to reach and swap out!

No, the 2.0 is not turbo’d

SDAlexander I have roughly 50k miles on it.

What do you mean by vanity cover? The engine cover? They all come standard with it, so if yours doesn’t have it then someone took it before selling it to you.

Manuel Rey that’s a tough one to diagnose over the internet. You need to check all your electrical connections. Check if the car is still under a extended warranty because that should be covered. Check connections Check fuses If your incline enough you can even apply 12v directly to the motor and see if it still works. Chances are the motor needs to be replaced but that’s not likely. They usually last a long time. Have you done any work to the car recently?

@@HandsOnDismantler No; I haven't done any work recently;in july i changed the oil/filter that's it;I didn't even know that i got that problem until yesterday when I was changing the windows molding belts.THANKS A LOT;Have a nice and blessed week.

Manuel Rey ok then just remove the door panel and double check the connections, first step would be to check the fuse for the window motor if it has one specially for that motor. You would also need to check the window switch. That’s very weird that it stopped working. Not common.

@@HandsOnDismantler NOW brother is when I need your help !!!Can you;please;show me HOW to remove the door panel and how to check for the fuse in the windows motor;that is the reason that i follow your youtube channel;your videos are very detailed and helpful in the specific case of Honda civic in others channels they show in diferents cars;THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!!

I may be mistaken but I think it’s yellow and located on the back of the valve cover on the passenger side. Same process as this video. Different location.

😳 it’s a very forgiving part that’s often overlooked lol

@HandsOnDismantler update. Checked it and tried cleaning. No rattle. Replacement on way 👍