How to Replace a PCV Valve on a 3MZ-FE Toyota 3.3L V6 (2006 Highlander)

[@rossheikkila6959]

All the hidden comes to light. Thanks for the jewel you passed on. I need to do this on my 2006 Hindgrinder as well. Cheers my friend! 330 kms so far for mine. Calgary Alberta

[@donaldlee6760]

Great video. I have a service manual for my 2001-2007 Toyota Highlander V6 3MZ-FE engine (Highlander Hybrid in my case, but same ice engine). On page 12-31 the torque spec for the PCV valve is - Torque: 19 N⋅m (193 kgf⋅cm, 14 ft⋅lbf)

[@sandrisgarage3236]

Thanks for sharing

[@tomr1210]

Thanks for the video. My 2010 Hybrid also has the 3MZ-FE engine. For anyone else looking for tips with this, remove the 2 nuts holding the brake fluid reservoir & move it slightly out of the way (also remove the electrical connector from the right side 1st). Skinny arms & a ratchet wrench helps a lot. 19mm is the size but 3/4" would work also.

[@sandrisgarage3236]

Great tip for the revised second gen hybrids!

[@gamingbluemoon]

It's also a $5 part (for me at O'Riley's) and doesn't hurt to do. Thanks for the video always watch before I do something 👍

[@mountainbiker4450]

Thanks for showing the location of the PCV valve. But why not get a decent torque wrench for these jobs? Certainly even an inexpensive one would be better than the fish scale.

[@charliesmith5189]

PCV stands for positive crankcase ventilation

[@sandrisgarage3236]

Yeah i realized that after i. Uploaded it. Oh well

[@ohyouwillnot]

@@sandrisgarage3236 Yeah oh well. I’m an idiot making KZbin vids.

[@theneanderthal6854]

Smart

[@intertonyblue]

Shqipe?