2006 Accord, 2.4L, 289k miles, took the old PCV out like you did-moved clip, pulled off the hose, used the wrench-very snug on there to get the old one free, and it looked about the same as yours. Then I put the replacement in hand tight. I used the same torque wrench. I found it was supposed to be at 33 lbs....like you had it. I was nervous, so I set it lower. Turned the bolt, heard a crunch and then the wrench had no tension. Yep, the PCV broke right in half! Now I have to get bolt/screw extractors to hopefully get this thing out. What the heck? I did the same thing you did, but I didn't need the extensions because I had the plenum off to change the starter. I don't get it. At least I know I was trying to do it correctly. ...and yes, I know my torque wrench works. Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.

I have seen some videos where they clean it using the TB cleaner, was that right?

Thanks for video, easy do it. Does it require light oil lubrication, when new one is installed? What year is Honda Accord - 2007, 2008 or 2009? Do you recommend to replace it on 125K miles, as a part of maintenance?

Where does the other end go of the hose and can a PCV cause misfires when accelerating

Nice

hello, is it possible to diagnose other than oil reduction?

So I have a p420 code and mine was leaking oil from the vvt solenoid in the back of engine got that replaced and the whole exhaust and my engine light is stil cming up

Do I need to drain oil first?

Man where did you get this for $5 ? Please I need a link or something. Part number brand anything. Every time I search it up it says $35 🥲 please give me information…. And how often do you change these?

Mines on 171,000 and burns about half a quart a week gonna replace this and see if it reduces

Do you need a washer when replacing this?

what problem on your car? why change pcv?

I don't see a reason to torque it accurately, its not like its holding anything down. It just needs to be snug enough to seal and not unscrew itself and rattle loose.