Gates EMH293 Engine Crankcase Breather Hose - PCV Valve To Intake

OE-Exact Crankcase Breather Hose

The Gates EMH293 is an OE-exact emission control hose for crankcase ventilation service. Built from rubber with a molded shape and protective sleeve, it restores the PCV valve to intake hose path on select Honda and Acura applications.

Use this Gates Emission Control Hose when you need a direct replacement for a cracked, hardened, or leaking crankcase breather hose on Honda Element, Honda CR-V, Acura TSX, or Honda Accord applications.

Key Features

• OE Exact comparison rating for factory-style fit and routing
• Rubber construction for crankcase ventilation and emission control service
• Molded hose design helps maintain the original hose path
• Push-in ends on both sides for direct replacement fitment
• Protective sleeve included for added abrasion resistance
• Designed for PCV valve to intake routing
• Gates EMH293 part number for easy identification

Detailed Product Overview

The Gates EMH293 emission control hose is engineered for crankcase ventilation systems where the hose runs from the PCV valve to the intake. Its 6 mm inside diameter, 330 mm centerline length, and molded rubber construction support OE-style routing and sealing on the listed Honda and Acura vehicles. This part cross-references Honda 17131RAAA00 for the same application. Gates EMH293 is a practical replacement when you need to restore the emission system’s original hose connection and maintain proper crankcase ventilation flow.

Compatible With 2003-2011 Honda Element, PCV Valve To Intake; 2007-2009 Honda CR-V, PCV Valve To Intake; 2004-2008 Acura TSX, PCV Valve To Intake; and 2003-2007 Honda Accord, PCV Valve To Intake. Searchers looking for a Honda Element PCV valve to intake hose, Honda CR-V crankcase breather hose, or Acura TSX emission control hose will find this Gates EMH293 replacement matches the listed applications.

What It Helps Address

• Cracked or brittle crankcase breather hose material
• Vacuum leaks in the PCV valve to intake hose path
• Emission system routing problems caused by a damaged hose
• Hose collapse, hardening, or splitting from age and heat
• Improper crankcase ventilation flow on the listed vehicles

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the hose routing, end style, and centerline length before installation. The push-in ends are intended to match the original connection points, and the molded shape should follow the factory path without forcing the hose. Inspect nearby PCV components and intake fittings for wear, contamination, or damage before installing the new hose.

Quality Assurance

Gates builds its Emission Control Hose line with OE-exact replacement intent and durable materials to support long service life in emission and crankcase ventilation service. The EMH293 is part of that product line and is made to restore the original hose function on the listed Honda and Acura applications.