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Blue_SI
I can not find the PCV valve. Any pictures and suggestions would be great.
M
Michael Pardee
The Haynes manual has a picture covering the Civic of that vintage with theBlue_SI said:
D16Y7 engine. The photo, on page 1-4, shows it on the backside of the engine
(accessible from the top) and just to the rear of the "D" in the HONDA logo
on the valve cover. It appears to be underneath the fuel rail.
Mike
T
TeGGer®
You mean something like...this?
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/misc/pcv-peekaboo.jpg
Here are some new parts.
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/misc/new-pcv-parts.jpg
The pipe goes under the intake manifold and is a major, major bitch to get
at.
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disallow
Check this site to find the PCV Valve. Look up
the part number on the list, then find it in the
diagram.
http://tinyurl.com/6a694
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the part number on the list, then find it in the
diagram.
http://tinyurl.com/6a694
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G
G-Man
Dear God! That is one nasty looking Motor!!!
G-Man
G-Man
T
TeGGer®
Oh, you mean the corrosion and peeling paint? It's just what I have to live
with every day. No big deal. You should see my brakes. In fact, why don't
you? (I love scaring people :^)...)
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/rustybrakes/brakes1.html
And just for fun, maybe have a gander at this:
http://tegger.com/hondafaq/misc/tacoma.jpg
People in the south, or the Pacific Northwest, have NO idea...
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disallow
hey teger, your tire is low... 
T
TeGGer®
hey teger, your tire is low...
T'ain't. I check regularly. Even the spare.
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Al
TeGGer® said:
The problem is that people in the North have no idea, either.
If people had to pay at the pump or when they bought the car
for the damage salt does in shortening the life of the car,
destroying roads and bridges, poluting ground water, killing
trees, I doubt that much of it would be spread.
T
TeGGer®
So human deaths are preferable to spreading salt?
Do you have any idea how lethal winter roads are before salt is spread?
