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Manufacturer part number: 17130-5A2-A01,171305A2A01
Jojo01
2025-08-17 12:36:11
Open from seal bag and install work perfect I ordered again faster ship too
Enrique Piña
2025-08-09 14:54:07
Excellent
noel arroyo
2025-07-11 12:45:47
Quedo muy bien no tuve problemas en el artÃculo
Gregory M Anderson
2025-07-06 16:03:53
I'm happy.
ARE Dad
2025-04-21 14:17:40
This PCV valve was a perfect replacement for the OEM one in my 2010 Honda Odyssey Touring. The valve is located on the front left corner of the engine under the wiring harness which goes to the EGR valve. See the white arrow in the picture. It is held down by a 10 mm bolt. To get it out I had to disconnect the EGR valve and loosen one of the clips holding the wiring harness to the front of the engine. That gave me enough room to get the bolt removed and for it to pull straight out toward the battery. My old one was really stuck in there and the plastic had become brittle, so the top of it broke off as I was prying it out. I had to grab the remainder of the valve with pliers and pull while twisting to get it out.The new valve does not come with the aluminum spacer (see it in the picture of the old valve and replacement valve side by side), so you will need to transfer that from the old valve. To make the new valve go in easier, I put some grease on the o-rings and twisted while pushing. It “clicked†into place and then it was easy to put the bolt back in to secure it.The fit and materials were just like the OEM part at a fraction of the cost. The engine runs perfect again. I am very pleased with this PCV valve.
Manny Ortiz
2025-04-03 16:26:13
Fits perfectly and worked right out of the box. Great value for the money. It was super easy to install. Material feels just like the OEM valve and expect about the same durability.
Customer
2025-02-16 12:09:56
This PCV valve by VINMS is the perfect fit for my 2016 Honda Civic. It was super-easy to install, just make sure to keep the original bolt. The valve looks exactly like the OEM valve. When I checked online, it’s recommended that PCV valves be replaced between 35,000 and 60,000 miles. Time will tell if my gas mileage will be better. This same valve is priced at over $30 on retail store websites, so for the fit and price, this valve fit the bill!
David Gilmour
2025-01-22 09:13:22
Works good. I liked that it was red instead of black or blue.
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