#12 Mazda CX5 Oil Separator Works

In this video, we illustrate the steps taken to repair the oil separator of a vehicle model: Mazda CX5, 2.0, year 2013, 2WD. In video #11, there were still engine oil leaks at the oil pan cover hence we found the real culprit. There is no video reported on this works in TH-cam. Hence, we are glad to provide this video as a reference to those who are having similar problem with your car. Additionally, we also cleaned the throttle body unit, intake manifold, and the carbon buildup in the engine’s piston compartment. It was really dirty with carbon deposits as the car clocks at 180000km. It is recommended that complete fuel injection treatment is used every 5000km. Hope this video helps. Thanks!
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[@azarahwagner2749]

Sorry to correct you but that is actually the housing for the PCV .

[@tonetracing9887]

Muy buen trabajo,fantastico video

[@vincentlee2460]

If that is the AOS, then why is the intake valve still so dirty wirh oil?