Honda Odyssey

The Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) valve in the Honda Odyssey serves to regulate the flow of gases from the crankcase back into the intake manifold. This process helps reduce harmful emissions by recycling unburned gases, preventing pressure buildup in the crankcase, and maintaining engine efficiency. Additionally, the PCV valve helps keep the engine clean by preventing oil contamination and sludge formation. Regular maintenance of the PCV valve is essential for optimal engine performance.

Well, well, well, looks like your 2005 Honda Odyssey is playing hard to get with you. That clicking sound is probably coming from your starter motor not engaging properly. Time to give your mechanic a call and have them take a look under the hood before your van decides to ghost you for good.

Trouble code P0780 on a 2001 Honda Odyssey indicates a transmission shift malfunction with the shift control system. This code specifically points to an issue with the shift control system's shift malfunction. It is important to diagnose and repair this issue promptly to prevent further damage to the transmission. A thorough inspection by a qualified technician is recommended to determine the exact cause of the malfunction and to address it accordingly.

Driving a Lexus in second gear at highway speeds would cause the engine to rev higher than normal, leading to increased fuel consumption, engine wear, and potentially damaging the engine due to running at higher RPMs for an extended period of time. It can also affect the vehicle's performance and acceleration. It's important to use the appropriate gear for the speed to ensure the vehicle operates efficiently and safely.

The oil drain plug on a 1994 Mercury Topaz is typically located at the bottom of the oil pan, which is on the underside of the engine. You may need to jack up the car and access it from underneath. It is a bolt that can be loosened to drain the oil during an oil change.

I'm unable to display images as I'm a text-based assistant. However, you can easily find images of various islands associated with the Odyssey, such as Ithaca, Ismaros, the Land of the Lotus Eaters, and the island of the Cyclops, by doing a quick image search on the internet.

No tools required - just strong fingers and a good flashlight.

1. Turn off ventilation system.

2. Open glove box and remove contents

3. Remove cover/clip on damper arm on left side of glove box by sliding if off in a downward motion away from the arm. Note that the cover has an opening on the top/back side and as you slide/pull it off, the damper arm post end will pass through this opening. Set the cover/clip aside.

4. Pull the damper arm off the post just enough to release the glove box.

5. Remove the glove box stops by prying inward on the tabs inside the glove box. Remove one stop from each side and set aside.

6. With the stops removed, and the damper arm released, the glove box will now hinge down to the floor and reveal the air filter housing.

7. Push inward on the release tabs on either side of the filter tray and slide it towards yourself. Do this slowly and be careful to not let any debris that may be on top of the filter fall into the fan.

8. Replace the filter. Be sure to place the end pleats into the slots on the filter tray.

9. Insert filter tray back into filter housing.

10. Lift glove box to normal position when partially opened and reinstall the glove box stops so that they hold it from dropping.

11. Place damper arm cover post and reinstall cover/clipzperiodz

12. Replace contents of glove box.

13. Discard old filter.

Done!

The 2000 Honda Odyssey wiper blade sizes are 24" drivers side, 21" passenger side and a 17" rear wiper (if applicable). See sources and related links below for more information. Since there are over 22 different wiper arm attachments, do not buy wipers just by length only. Be sure to lookup exact wiper blade part numbers by vehicle make, model and year for the brand wiper you decide to purchase. This ensures correct length AND correct attachment.

Cam and crank sensors are two different things located in two different places so you need to ask for one or the other.

Front side passenger underneath the car

Open the covers behind the steeering wheel. There will be 6 screws and some snap-ins. Look for the ignition switch on the left side. It should be behing the key cylinder. Remove the 3 screws holding the switch. You should be able to pull the switch out.

Bank 1 is the bank next to the radiator. Sensor 1 is screwed into the exhaust manifold.