no wonder I couldn’t find that #?!! thing! Hidden away like a buried treasure. Thanks for the map!

Thank you very much, you saved me a whole lot of time... 10 minutes to watch your video, 10 minutes to set game plan and 30 minutes to do job complete and test drive...

I learned long ago to remove plastic dipsticks and set them safely aside before doing any serious work in their vicinity ... it only took one (or maybe two) broken ones to teach me that simple but valuable lesson.

Thanks. Spent 30 minutes looking for the damn thing. I was beginning think it was made obsolete. Just did an 04 and it was easy peasy. I guess some Toyota engineer wanted to add a challenge

Thanks for this, this video saved me a LOT of money, I was about to go in to a garage to have this done because I could not find the location of the PCV.

Thank you sir no one covers this year engine everyone does 08 and older

I used a 7/8 box wrench for the valve removal...smaller than having to use a 22mm deep-well socket and ratchet plus it has an angled head...and I didn't twist over the intake as much. Thanks for this video.

Shit!!!! I could not find the PCV valve... Thanks a million for this video!

Thanks for this video. Replaced the PCV in my 2010 Corolla today. The hardest part was getting that bolt in the lower right corner of the manifold. What was Toyota thinking with the placement of the valve? 😂

FYI if you do this I would suggest replacing the intake gasket, it orange rubber but if the tabs that stick out at the ends are black it's going bad and it may give codes especially in cold weather.

Thanks, your vid helped a ton! FYI a 7/8 deepwell will work too. 7/8" = 22.2mm. Job went good. If your car is older or higher mileage, spray fasteners with WD40 or PB blaster first. Also re-tighted intake fasteners evenly a little bit at a time in a rotating pattern. Having a good assortment of socket extensions and swivel/universal joints helps too!

Thanks for the video, it is very informative.

Very informative thank you

Thanks for the video it really helped but not on my back lol it took awhile my brother has a 03 and it's on top of the valve cover it took 2 seconds and done but not on my 13😢

Thanks for the video. Those coolant hoses on the Throttle keep it from icing over and sticking when cold dense air rushes into it in very cold weather.

Thank you for video, i want to mention that thier is a 12mm bollt on left down side, behind genrator

Thanks for the part number

Thanks you!! I have a question, What is the frequency for change this Valve PCV?

muchas gracias bien explicado a pesar de no entiendo inglés pero entendí bien saludos desde Perú

Thank you for the video!!!

Yes there is an intake gasket, and no I didn't mention it for this video. It's pretty easy to change out though.

Nice, thanks for doing this. I hope I never have to change this on my 09 Vibe. Am I correct that there is no intake manifold gasket or did you just not mention/change it?

Love the video brother, thank you!! However, is there a gasket that needs to be replaced?

Thanks I have a Toyota Yaris 2010 imported.from Japan nd have this motor.

Thanks for the video, very helpful! Have u seen the PCV valve location on The Camry, OMG! Any chance you’ve come across that model? Would love to see a video

Thank you

Make them difficult to replace so that the dealers will make more money. What's new.

great video. does this model have a egr valve?

I'm looking to purchase a used Corolla soon.This video made me want to avoid this engine,because I clean my PCV valve once or twice a year.

FYI, this is also possible on Toyota Avensia T27 2zr-fae, but it is realy difficult because of 2 bolts holding air intake, one close to generator and one close to valve body water piping. Also extreme difficult because of wiring between starter and manifold. You need to take out engine cover from below to access wiring clamp

Hi, great video. My Corolla has the same engine. When you disconnect the intake manifold, do you have to put new gaskets on? Also, before going to all the trouble to replace the PCV valve, is there any way to diagnose that it's faulty? Cheers, Jim Sydney, Australia

You can plug the coolant hose with something the right size

would this apply to my 2010 Scion XD AT? one online manual write up, requires discharging the fuel system along with draining the coolant. my coolant bypass lines into the throttlebody are 90deg hardlines into the hose.

I just changed my PCV valve and I noticed 2 issues that I didn't see covered in the video. My engine had one more hose located at the top of the manifold to disconnect and the wire loom on the right side and underneath on the right side of the manifold connected to the same cable were a big problem, another poor design. They took me the longest of anything to get disconnected. After pulling up the manifold and inspecting them they looked redundant. I also noticed when loosening the bolts on the manifold they were torqued way higher than specified, they were installed at the factory. I thought I was going to need a breaker bar to loosen them. The PCV valve was stiff to back out and stiff to re-install. Good luck on your PCV valve change, they appear not all to be the same.

Holyshit just skip to the 2:20 timer

After you remove the intake manifold, I can see the openings. What can you spray in there to clean it?

unfortunately PCV location for corolla.

I am thinking if we remove the intake and use an extension with a deep socket, will that be enough to get to the pcv? If so, will save a whole lot of disassembling.

What was the symptoms of failure? Mines doesn’t have a code but it showing some symptoms like stalling when idling for a while. This happens when AC is off and headlights off.

The real content is 2:30 into the video...

Do you have to replace the intake manifold gasket????

Did you says 21ft lbs on those 12 bolts & nuts?

Thats insane, such a complicated place to put it, geez

Hi I have same car do you know where the fuel filter is located? I know there is one in the fuel tank but is there another one located in the engine bay? Thanks

I have same engine. I did everything exactly. But manifold did not go out from the place. Seems down on the left side something holding it. My hand can not reach or see what is attached, so i had to put everything back. At least cleaned throttle body :)

If I know this earlier I would not buy this car! In addition to the removal of transmission fluid dipstick!

What causes the 2ZR engine rev to be unstable? (RPM goes up and down when i am pressing the vehicle on an open stretch of road)

Should the gasket be changed?

Hello I am looking for a pcv valve for motor 1,4 d4d 2007

anyone know where its located on avensis t27 d4d 2010?

i think this applies to camry 2011 surely

toyota wants me to pay 238 to change this bullshit? LOL shitty placement but easy to do

I love my Toyota Corolla but what in the world were they thinking when they decided to put the valve in that area

thanks but what the need for changing this valve? whats the work of PCV valve? and when we should change it?

no enginearing there what so ever

I wish KZfaq would force uploaders to watch their own videos.1:37 in and nothing of any use so far. Don't be afraid to edit your videos. Lol.

This engine is available in a Yaris. Must be fucking fun to work on.

Wtf Toyota these used to be right on the side of engine

what is the reason to change PCV valve what the issue?

I'm so done with Toyota ! Taking apart half of the motor to change a pcv valve

Terrible design

Mannnn toyota is being selfish now! 😡😡😡😡 on my 2007 corolla everything is easy even the transmission fluid easy to check and change but Now i have 2016 corolla s plus everything is pain in the butt!

Watch another youtube foot pounds of torque was not 21 on the bolts but 28 so much you also just explained instead of demonstrated by actually doing i believe is very important for me to see not just explain verbally