Where is the breather hose located on a 2007 honda zccord

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theres no valve its just a hose between the air intake duct and the valve cover [passenger side front top of valve cover ]

The filler breather seems to be leaking. This is a pipe that comes from the top of the tank to the fuel filler hose very near to the tank cap. Also check the filler hose neck itself.

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please place the rubber hose on the breather box outlet and clamp it above the engine level this will solve the problem and the oil will not get leaked

hope this would solve your problem very well

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If you are going thru water alot the higher the better. If you think you have water in you transfercase then change the fluid. When you have the plugs out of the Tcase, blow thru the breather hose to make sure its clear.

1987 Volkswagen Cabriolet 1.8L FI SOHC 4cyl

1985-89 Scirocco and Cabriolet

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable and drain the fuel tank.
2. Remove the rear right wheel housing cover.
3. Disconnect the large breather hose from the filler neck.
4. Pull the gravity valve down leaving the hoses connected.
5. Unbolt the fuel pump bracket from the body and lower the pump.
6. Remove the fuel tank screw.
7. Disconnect the fuel pump hose and pull the blue hose from the return line.
8. Disconnect the brake hoses from both sides of the rear axle and plug them.
9. Disconnect the rear axle from both sides of the body and allow it to swing down and rest on the handbrake cable guides.
10. Unhook the rear muffler support lugs.
11. Disconnect the filler hose from the tank.
12. Support the tank, remove the tank fasteners and lower the tank enough to disconnect the fuel gauge sending unit wires and breather hoses.
13. Remove the fuel tank.

To install:
If installing a new or used tank, make note of where the old foam strips were installed, and install new foam strips on the replacement tank in the same locations.

1. Raise and support tank. Connect the small breather hoses and fuel gauge sending unit wires. Install the tank fasteners.

When connecting the breather hoses, position the hose clips so that they do not make contact with the body.

1. Connect the filler hose to the tank and connect the rear muffler support lugs.
2. Raise the rear axle off the handbrake cable guides and install.
3. Connect the brake hoses and bleed the brakes.
4. Connect the return line and fuel pump hose.
5. Install the fuel tank screw.
6. Raise the fuel pump and attach the fuel pump bracket to the body.
7. Put the gravity valve back into its original (raised) position.
8. Connect the large breather hose to the filler neck.

When connecting the breather hose, position the hose clip so that it does not make contact with the body.

1. Install the right rear wheel housing cover.
2. Fill the tank and connect the negative battery cable.

Fig. 1: Fuel tank assembly used on the Rabbit Pick-up. Other models are similar

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Most common location is mounted to the valve cover gasket. It will have a hose coming from it going to your breather pan and connected to the breather element inside the pan where the air filter is.
Greg

cornejo1971: There is no crank case oil breather per say. There are two PCV valves on the engine. There is one located on the intake plenum on each side. Typically there are hoses which come off the tops of the valve covers that go to the PCV valves.

Standing from the front of vehicle look in the engine compartment, on the right side of engine and behind the batterry. There is a black box with a 3" flexible hose hook to it, pop up 4 clips and remove the cover then you see the air filter inside.

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most of cars or trucks have the intake sensor on the big breather hose after the air filter, and it is a two wire conector, i recomend you to buy the new sensor and look for something similar but if you can't find it, some intake sensor come as an assembly with the mass air flow sensor located also at same hose.