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it will help with fuel economy and oil consumption. Easier to do during an
oil change as the oil filter interferes with removal. t 2000 Civic hatch wrote: >My bone stock 2000 Civic (D16Y7 engine) is going fine, should I clean >or replace the PCV valve some day soon (the manual makes NO mention of >this) ? -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200803/1 |
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"2000 Civic hatch" <rob.fruth@gmail.com> wrote
> My bone stock 2000 Civic (D16Y7 engine) is going fine, > should I clean > or replace the PCV valve some day soon (the manual makes > NO mention of > this) ? I do not have the 2000 manual in front of me, but the 1999 one says to inspect the PCV valve every 60 months/60k miles, whichever comes first. That's similar to what is written for my 91 Civic. You should remove the PCV valve and soak it with carb cleaner (which typically says it's good for cleaning PCV components, too). Or you can spray it with PB Blaster. Both cleaners are available at places like Autozone and Wal-Mart for a few dollars a can. The site http://honda.lioness.googlepages.com/gasmileagetips describes my experience with my 91 Civic's PCV valve. I think it's worth a read. On a few Hondas, the PCV valve is hard to get to. On most, it's easy to remove and re-install. |
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the 2000 civic (if its the same as my 98, should be since same engine and
same generation of civic) is pretty hard to get to unless you remove the oil filter. Even then, its fairly hard, my hands are pretty big and don't lend themselves to this job very well... ![]() Elle wrote: >> My bone stock 2000 Civic (D16Y7 engine) is going fine, >> should I clean >> or replace the PCV valve some day soon (the manual makes >> NO mention of >> this) ? > >I do not have the 2000 manual in front of me, but the 1999 >one says to inspect the PCV valve every 60 months/60k miles, >whichever comes first. That's similar to what is written for >my 91 Civic. > >You should remove the PCV valve and soak it with carb >cleaner (which typically says it's good for cleaning PCV >components, too). Or you can spray it with PB Blaster. Both >cleaners are available at places like Autozone and Wal-Mart >for a few dollars a can. > >The site http://honda.lioness.googlepages.com/gasmileagetips >describes my experience with my 91 Civic's PCV valve. I >think it's worth a read. > >On a few Hondas, the PCV valve is hard to get to. On most, >it's easy to remove and re-install. -- Message posted via http://www.carkb.com |
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