Genuine Honda 17130-RBB-A01 PCV Valve Assembly

This is easy to replace. Don't forget a new aluminium crush washer, the same size as the ones used on the oil drain bolt. And don't overtighten it, as you don't need to actually "crush" the washer.

The media could not be loaded.  2011 Honda CR-V SE 2WD230,000miIf you are out of ideas this is what fixed the p0171 which goes hand in hand with the p0172 code for this particular case. A quick test to see to if its good is to give it a good shake. The rattle sound indicates its good. Mine unfortunately failed that test as u can see it’s clogged with carbon deposits and slimy oil. I change these out every 60k for preventive maintenance on my personal car bc It’s cheap and easy to install. Very accessible with a deep socket and ratchetFactory Torque spec rating seems quite high. I’ve seen these snap before so take precaution. Use German torque specs. Guten Tight. Get a new crush washer. It’s treated like an oil drain plug for a good seal. Honda 94109-14000 Washer, Drain Plug (14MM)It’s always a good idea to inspect the pcv hose. Take precaution removing the factory hose with a metal pic or yanking it. Pliers and clockwise twist should do the trick. The original hose was clogged and had a pretty good size rip on the manifold end of the hose. It required me to unbolt the intake manifold for access since it connects underneath it. not much room to work with but u can slide it off to the side without completely removing it. This could be done without lifting the car.Overall, I noticed a significant increase in mpgs, smooth idle and a quieter engine. Hope this helps someone out there. Good luck.

Product was great!

Perfect fit for a 2011 Honda CRV. Well, I would hope so considering this is an OEM part. In any case, this is one of the most overlooked maintenance items on a Honda. REPLACE YOUR PCV VALVE. It's cheap. It takes 10 minutes if you know what you're doing. If you are leaking engine oil, start here. This might save you from a $2000 repair.

I jus have replaced for 2014 crv ex.I dont know why people complaining about breaking it. I have torque set at 33lb and it works.This is what i use for torquehttps://a.co/d/hrG6VNt

Like that the part look just like original. ,and was no problem installing.

I'm leaving this review at 5 stars because ultimately it all worked out. I got what I asked for, official Honda packaging, new functioning part, all of that was fine. This product doesn't deserve a reduction in stars just because the torque specs are wrong. That's the info being incorrect, not the product.Recommend that you hand tighten until snug, and do NOT torque to 33ftlbs, it isn't made for that high of torque and will sheer or twist off. I try to follow manufacturer specs as closely as I can but this is definitely a wrong spec for this valve. (See picture) Pretty sure that is a typo. Also, get yourself a fresh crush washer, this does not come with them. They're listed as "Honda OEM 94109-14000 Oil Crush Washers".

Easy to change, often overlooked. The best I can determine my old valve was original factory part, it was dirty but still functional after 10 years and 190k miles. I would always recommend Honda Genuine parts..

Item came as described

I have 2008 Honda accord and was having issue with oil burning, every 1500 kms I have to add some engine oil. Went on you tube and found about Honda faulty PCV valve problem related to oil burn. Change it and works far more better then before now.Still burn oil but not as much as it used to be

Original Honda part!

Good product but must have washer when selling it, co'z time is wasting to drove half hour away from just for one washer.