How To Replace PCV Valve Corolla | 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003
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How To Replace PCV Valve Corolla | 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003
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Finally someone who explained the different between the part numbers, been trying to find out for the E11.
That other part number is rare but needed to be included! Thanks for the comment and I hope this helped you :) Check out the links in the description if you need to get one.
I really like how you show the buildup in the PCV hose, like a clogged artery
Thank you! It’s amazing how few people know about this and how important it is to change : )
Name it build it: “I doubt this car will see another 100k miles”
Corolla: “am I a joke to you?!”
So you can hear cars talking to you...interesting. Do BMWs have an accent?
Great video , I was looking for someone showing how to replace the actual pcv valve hose. Now that I know how easy it is, it makes sense to change it rather than try and clean it or just re-install the old one. Thanks again!
Yes I would replace the hose too if you are over 75,000 miles or close to 100,000. Not only will cleaning it be hard, the old hose will dry rot and crack after the 15 years it was on your car! I left a link in the description for all the part numbers you need. And you are correct- the matrix is the same engine. Thanks for the awesome comments, it feels so good to know I helped someone.
really really great vid.. thx got a 07 corolla.. may have to try do my pvc.. idunno.. 151,000 miles now... burning a lil oil I think.. a qrt low now.. been good used car for over 2 years now. thx u do great vids. Good luck
Thank you! You you check all my Corolla vids, the chain tensioner could be where the oil leak is, main gasket or valve cover gasket. Maintenance is key😎
Thanks for your reply. I particularly like the use the use of the 20 mm deep socket for removal of the PCV valve and the careful hand start threading method such as turning the new valve counter.clockwise until it clicks before hand tightening. I just bought a 20 mm deep socket today.
The green one actually uses a 22mm socket. the pink is 19mm.
Great video! Very well explained! Helped me a lot! You have good teaching skills and explain in great detail!
I will send your video to my friends here in Rio.
Thank you!
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Excellent! I’m glad to help and so happy that you can spread the word for me, I really appreciate it! Have a great day😎
Hey thanks bro for the help! I just bought a used Corolla and I'm getting ready to change the valve but wasn't sure where it was so thanks for the help!
No problem at all, Glad I could help! Make sure to change the oil every 3,000 and use a high quality oil filter and you will get a lot of life out of it!
Your video is so detail and concise. Could you do one for Toyota Corolla 2018? Think it is different.
Thank you. I don’t have a 2018 to work on but it should be very similar. Just follow the same procedure I showed and make sure to use the proper OEM Toyota PCV valve.
@@NameItBuildIt Problem is I could not find the PCV valve. Haha.
I really appreciate the detailed play by play video this made this job really easy thanks 👍🏼
You're very welcome! 😎
You're absolutely correct. Yes, I bought a 22 mm deep socket today. That's a real gaffe on my part. No excuse but I jumped out of my chair to confirm it!
Awesome video sir! Very educative, clear and helpful. Amazing contribution!
Thank you I really appreciate it! Search for “Toyota” on my channel and I have a ton of other great videos you might like too :)
Thank you brother, every thing is clear, very informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. You just know how to fix anything.
Thank you..awesome work..is there a pcv valve in diesel cars as well..my 2006 Toyota Corolla Verso I searched for it but couldn't find it..
Thank you! I’m not familiar with that car. I would check with Toyota on that one 😎
By the by did you ever do a video on cleaning the engine bay on this? I was thumbing through your videos and couldn't find it. Thanks!
Yes I did, just never uploaded it. If I can find it I’ll upload soon. Sorry for the late reply 😎
I have a 2003 Vibe which is the same as the Matrix and Corolla. I just went to my GM dealership in Toronto Canada and they knew exactly which PCV valve I needed based on my cars VIN#. The part they gave me was the exact part needed and it already had the right tefflon color "GREEN" that the OEM one on my car had and it only costed me 13$ Canadian. Had I went to a mechanic they would have charged me 60 to 80$ for the entire job and most likely used a cheap generic part instead. The entire job took me 5min. My old pcv valve was completely full of carbon and gunk but the ball inside still rattled a bit. Now that I know how easy this job is, I feel stupid all those times in the past with other cars that I went and paid someone to do it for me.
Awesome. Comments like these make all the hours I spend filming and editing worth it. And you are 100% correct. They always use generic parts which is a huge no-no for a part like this. It’s not their fault, they can’t stock every genuine part for every car, but some generic parts are very dangerous because they fail early and this can ruin your engine. I also would recommended mobil one synthetic oil and filter for this car. I’ll be uploading a video for this soon! Subscribe to see when I upload it :)
I have 229,100 km on my 2004 Matrix XR and notice oil leaks along the valve cover and below. I just hope it's just the old valve cover gasket and not the head gasket gone bad. Oil consumption is like a liter over an 8,000 km oil change interval for Toyota synthetic. I don't think the PCV was ever changed. Hope changing the PCV and hose plus the valve cover gasket will resolve oil consumption issue.
I hope it works out for you. Try the PCV valve and the hose like I showed in this video because you hose will be clogged too. That might fix it and if not the after that the valve cover gasket should do it. Try the Right Stuff gasket maker I used in my other video also for the 2 parts that will need RTV gasket also. ua-cam.com/video/epxdfEOkSXs/v-deo.html You will see when you take it off and just make sure to scrape it off before reapplying and don’t score the engine block or valve cover whatever you do! Don’t use a razer blade if you have never done this Before because you will most likely scratch the engine then it will never seal properly. Good luck!!
Very thorough and well-communicated video.
Thank you very much.
Great video! Sorry if I missed it, but do the clips come with the hose? Or are they ordered separate?
Thank you! The clips are each Separate parts, I left all links in the description:)
Almost the same principle as the valve in your heart..When people have a heart attack most likely is because too much fatty disgusting deposits clogged in the tubes( valves)..Thanks a lot for making this video though..
You are welcome!
I believe the engine number is 1 ZZ - FE
Your video is excellent but I think you referred to it as 1 FF - FE
Thank you
Thank you! Yes I switched the z and the f around. Too many years, models, parts and numbers to keep up with 😎
Thank you I ended up breaking the hose as I was charging the gasket
No problem 😎
Thanks bro you explain very good
You are welcome 😎
My apologies for an error below.
I believed you referred to the engine model number as 1 FF - ZE.
It should read 1 ZZ - FE
it’s not a big deal 😎
Great and informative video thanks
Glad it was helpful! 😎
Details are good! 👍
Thank you! Cheers! 😎
It works for my car! ❤🙏
Great explanation
Thank you!
Does it mean that the two PCV don't have the sizes? Is the one with green color always on upper part? And is the green color serves as a Teflon?
No idea what you are asking...
My Corolla burned literally no oil until just recently. After the last oil change is literally the only time I burned oil, so I’m gonna try the pcv valve. I also did use a different oil brand (Altho they’re both high mileage) so maybe I’ll switch back and see if it helps.
What type of oil and filter and changer intervals were you doing? Synthetic or regular?
@@NameItBuildIt Filter is OEM. Oil was STP high mileage before. Now there’s Valvoline High Milage in it.
@@NameItBuildIt also changed every 5k miles ever since I bought it at 106k. Its 142k now.
@@StyxYRenegade if it’s burning oil you can go up to 10w40 high mileage. I use Mobil1 filters with Mobil1 high mileage oil. amzn.to/3tzGGhK these are MUCH better filters than factory. Try giving liqui moly a call for additives they are some of the best in the world! If you are in USA, Stefan is one of the most knowledgeable people there! 😎
@@StyxYRenegade also try replacing timing chain tensioner. I recoded doing it but never uploaded video. I’ll try to do it in a few days. You might be leaking oil, not burning. PCV, timing tensioner, intake manifold to new orange one, head gasket or oil pan gasket could be the culprit.
Is there 2 pcv valve or 1 pcv valve? The pink threaded and the green threaded? Do i need both or just 1?
Just one. When you use Socket if it’s 19 then you have pink, if it’s 22 you have green. Watch the video again and it will make sense. Part numbers are there too. 😎
Can you tell me the part number and site your ordered the small & large pcv hose clips?
Yes, I added the part numbers in the description for you and I got them at my local Toyota dealership. I always check amazon first because they are more convenient and usually have better prices. I left links in the description for the other parts for you. Thanks for watching!
That's what I was looking for Thanks Bro, You The Man!
Not a problem. Glad I could help!
Do you have more Corolla clips?
Search my channel for Toyota. 😎
What an awesome video.
You are so kind. Appreciate it 😎
@@NameItBuildIt For some reason I assumed my corolla did not have one. I am doing lots of work to the car so I might as well check filters and replace pcv. Your video was awesome.
Not a problem. I have videos for just about everything on this car. I would do air filter, cabin, air filter, spark, plugs, PCV valve, oil, change, clean mass airflow sensor, clean, throttle body, coil packs if it needs them and a brake and power steering fluid flush. I have videos on here for most of that and a lot of it on the Corolla playlist. 😎
@@NameItBuildIt I'll be doing most of those things.
Hi yes i need the little clip the one that goes on the top which number is i see 2 of the numbers which one is
The number for the little one
Not sure but they are so cheap I would get both. 😎
I have toyota corolla 2004 3zz-fe 1.6cc engine it have same parts or different
I don’t know. Call you local dealer and ask them.
Can you tell me the name of the hose at 3:28 and 7:00 ? I need to replace it but don't know the part number. Its the hose attached to the engine and air intake .
There is a link for it in the description 😎
Valves timing advance sensor O ring?
So to determine the right pcv valve is the size of the valve which is 19 mm for pink and 22 mm for green?
No. The size of socket to remove and replace is 22 for green and 19 for pink. Just get parts from the description with a 22mm socket and you will be fine.
Im trying to find those hose clips but i couldn’t find any! I think it should be okay not to change the clips! And thank you for sharing this video👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
One more question 😂
Would you recommend adding an oil catch can? Im just curious about other peoples video? How does that work! And will it help your car run smoother?
Just the replacing the hose and PCV valve will be fine since your car is at least 10 years old now. I added clips because some people need them.
No, just change by the oil and filter every 3000 miles with regular or 5000 with synthetic and you will be fine. The oil filters you use are what make ALL the difference. If you have a Corolla check my other 3 videos- how to change oil, how to replace spark plugs and changing air filter. If you use the parts I use in the videos, you will feel like it’s a whole new car. Watch the videos and follow them to the T! Trust me, this Corolla has 200,000 miles and it’s as good as new!
Spark plugs ua-cam.com/video/T2vSbPYCgM8/v-deo.html
Oil change ua-cam.com/video/kl9L4k_8N4w/v-deo.html
Air filter ua-cam.com/video/GAuJazDLonE/v-deo.html
What happening if the valve is bad?How you know if is bad and must be replaced...thank you....
Replace every 75,000 miles. There are a lot of potential problems it can cause when it fails. Oil leaks, oil contamination, sludge build up in the engine, high fuel consumption, oil in the air cleaner and a lot of other major problems. It’s only $10 and it will ruin your engine if you don’t change it.
@@NameItBuildIt Thank you!
You are welcome :)
Great video bro!😉
Thank you! That is much appreciated.
does it have a torque spec please?
Everything does, but you would need a manual for that. I have never had a problem over-torquing a bolt, just follow how I explained in video.
Torque: 14 Ft-Lb
How do I get the clips? Do these have a part number?
Check the description 😎
What’s the torque specs to tighten
1/8 turn past snug. Real mechanics don’t need torque specs 😎
Thanks 👌
Welcome 😎
Does the pcv has to go all the way in
Yes. The same way I installed it. If it doesn’t, you may have cross-threaded it. Take it out and watch video again and install like I showed you.
Good 👍thanks 😊
You are welcome! 😎
Can we clean the old pcv and replace it again
You can, but for $10 I would rather be safe and know that I have a new one that won’t fail for the next 50-70K miles! 😎
Do you remenber the valve cost?
You can check the links in the description for the latest pricing. I use amazon to buy my parts.
You would have to get the exact pcv valve part number for your engine. Then the process that I used to change it is the same. They made a 4 cylinder and a 6 that year so the engines may also use a different valve.
How do I know which PCV to buy the green or the Blue
Watch the video 😎
So I have to pull the Pcv valve out before I buy a replacement
No, you see what size socket fits it.
can failed pcv make my engine oil to reduce?
You would have to ask Toyota. 😎
Hello I have a low warm engine idle (around 500rpm), I've already cleaned my MAF out and it made no difference. Any advice on what I should try? Will this tutorial fix the problem?
pick up a scanner to see what’s wrong. amzn.to/3cxrQyB
@@NameItBuildIt thank you, I do have a scanner but my car isn't throwing any codes. I'm guessing you mean take some live data?
No I just meant to see if there were codes. If you can see live air fuel ratio then that might help. It could be a bad maf sensor or a bad O2 sensor. It could also be a problem with throttle body. Change your air filter also. I have other videos on the best one to get on my channel. That’s where I would start. These cars also are notorious for bad computers. By now your grounding cables are probably bad also. Check and replace them all including one under battery and a bad ground could cause a problem for the ECU or computer.
Would this cause a code P2238 to pop up?
Not sure if you’re asking me if changing a PCV valve would trigger a code, or if a bad PCV would throw one. Either way, all you have to do is look up that code I’m not familiar with it.
I bought mine at Toyota .the one in my car uses 22m to pull it . They gave me one with pink lock .3\4 m pull the one they gave me .. can I put it in ?
Absolutely not. That could ruin your engine by causing an air/vacuum leak! Bring it back when you can and exchange it for the right one but don’t go aftermarket. Make sure you get the correct OEM Toyota part. Usually they look it up by your VIN number so they should have got it right at Toyota. I believe the 22mm PCV valve is bigger, so you don’t want to put the smaller one you got in and air will go thru the opening around it.
@@NameItBuildIt i did tye same day I Google it and saw that were totally different i took the number off mine and gave them. Got the right one today. Thanks much.. my car didn't have no life last night stutter shake and lost gas compression wen I floor the gas pedal it wouldn't move.. my intake manifold gasket was bad good thing I had bought it at toyota days before..now my baby is fully good
Oh man I’m so glad to hear that! Check out all my other Corolla videos. You will want to do an oil change, air filter, clean mass air flow sensor, and cabin air filter. It will be running and idling like new! Mine has 230,000 miles and it’s perfect. Let me know if you have any other questions 😎
@@NameItBuildIt I did spark plugs cabin filter clean the maf did oil change few days ago transmission oil about a month n half ago. So far all the stuff yiu stated..if there's something else yiu can let me kno what other services I can do.mine is about 180000 miles now
Awesome! 3 things these cars are known for failing - intake manifold gasket, fuel evap canister and the ecm ( computer). Your computer may have been changed out on a recall. If you get a check engine light and it thrown engine code for (charcoal) fuel vapor canister then change it. Double check the vin for your correct intake manifold gasket but you need the Orange one. The black one from factory rots and breaks. Orange is for life! While you have intake manifold off you can clean throttle body but DONT open the butterfly by hand, it will break it. This is only part you should need plus CRC throttle body cleaner. Like I said make sure the check VIN # for correct
gasket and get it only from Toyota not aftermarket. amzn.to/2L9poVT only other thing serpentine belt and see if there is airbag recall while you talk to dealership. 😎
my son has a 2010 and the manifold has to come off grrr , whty toyota why couldnt it be on the top
I feel your pain, I have to take the wheel off and get under the suspension to do the PCV on my 2015 RAV4. I miss the old engines that ran forever, never had problems and we’re so easy to work on! 😎
What if I did put the 19 mm in when I had the 22 mm and the part store told me it was fine
I don’t know if the threads are the same size so I would call Toyota and ask. Was it very hard to tighten or very loose?