Where is the pcv valve on a 2009 honda pilot 6 cylindar engine and how do you replace it?

Hi Jason , no vin told
no engine told of vast world wide.
no country told. PCV goes to top of valve cover on most engines
to suck the fumes off of there and burn them. a SMOG device.
our USA 96 has
a rubber grommet there and a PCV stuffed in there.
tell what engine is there.
and country if smart.


it loves to clog and make engine leak oil and engine burns oil;
replace it is best every 50k miles,
it is only a check valve.inside, simple as can be but clogs.

In the USA all cars here changed radially for 1996 year
manufactured after july1, 1995 for 96 marketed year.
OBD2 day we call that, even engine options before NOW GONE.

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other than cracked head block. how many miles on engine.
smoke at rear exhaust tip?
1: clogged PCV valve (tune up time)
2: leaking valve seals.
3: leaking piston rings.
or all 3, or mix of each.
replace the PCV and drive it.

$300-500 in the USA depending on whether you use a dealer.

see FSM?
open hood
touch valve cover. with finger,
now see 2 hoses. on VC. about 1inch OD.
one is PCV fresh air.
and one is PCV valve hose. that hose. the one with the PCV check valve device on the end.

either in one of the 2 valve covers or somewhere on the intake..do this.. follow the vacuum hoses from your brake booster, back to the engine and there should be one that enters the engine somewhere and its got a small connector just before the engine..thats the pvc valve..

This site has the procedure.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5803518_reset-oil-light-honda-pilot.html

Maintenance Codes:

A - Replace just engine oil
B - Replace engine oil & filter

1. Rotate tires & check air pressure
2. Replace air cleaner element, check drive belt and replace dust & pollen filter
3. Replace Transmission fluid & transfer fluid (if equipped)
4. Replace spark plugs, timing belt, inspect water pump, valve adjustment
5. Replace engine coolant
6. Replace rear differential fluid

If you have a B14, it's B, 1, 4 as in the list

okay blow by is in the combustion chamber ... now if you wanna see whats happening disconnect the coil or pull the fuel fuse so it wont run but tries to start ... when you turn the key .. now put a pressure spark plug gauge to test the compression one by one to each cylindar record the results if you low pressure you can add a little oil in the spark plug hole and a 1/3 pint and put the gauge back on and try to start look for differences ..now think if a test was low and you add oil in the cylindar and test it again and its higher compression the piston rings are wearing . if you get the same low reading with or with out oil the valves are not sealing ..have a Blast !!! Im me if you need ....