1996 - 2000 Civic (except SI). Next time your going to change your oil, get underneath the car and remove the oil filter. Then there is a vacuum attachment directly above where the filter attaches (has a bell shaped cover) and it pulls straight out. Now if you look up you can see the PCV clear as day, with by far the most access to it.

Good luck and if I were you I would change it much sooner than later. If you do it this way you can change the PCV and your oil in 10 minutes without a sweat, but the longer you wait the harder the PCV will be to get out.


Modified by -me at 3:03 PM 12/17/2007


Modified by -me at 3:11 PM 12/17/2007

 

Cool.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by -me &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Next time your going to change your oil, get underneath the car and remove the oil filter. Then there is a vacuum attachment directly above where the filter attaches (has a bell shaped cover) and it pulls straight out. Now if you look up you can see the PCV clear as day, with by far the most access to it.

Good luck and if I were you I would change it much sooner than later. If you do it this way you can change the PCV and your oil in 10 minutes without a sweat, but the longer you wait the harder the PCV will be to get out.

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huh, what?! on what motor? and how can you see it when from under the car when it sits on top of the intake manifold?

i get what you are trying to do, but you should research alittle more and be more explainatory. it's alot easier to pull it from the top, from my experience. just my $0.02 though!

 

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huh, what?! on what motor? and how can you see it when from under the car when it sits on top of the intake manifold?

i get what you are trying to do, but you should research alittle more and be more explainatory. it's alot easier to pull it from the top, from my experience. just my $0.02 though! </TD></TR></TABLE>

You're right I forgot to mention it's for the D series engines on 96-00 civic. On the 96-00 it sits under the intake manifold. Obviously you don't have a 96-00 D series civic, any one who has knows it's hard to even find.

 

bump.... just because when I searched so many people had recommended pulling of the throttle body.