2002-2006 Honda CR-V Valve cover gasket replacement tips and tricks
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- In this video we discuss and show you how to remove and replace the valve cover gasket on a 2002 through 2006 Honda CRV
Tools needed for this job Are
. 10 mm socket and ratchet
. 10 mm wrench
. 8 mm socket or Phillips screwdriver
.Hose clamp tool or pliers
.90° Hose clamp pliers
.air blower Attachment for air line
. Shop rags
.Pry-bar
. Dielectric grease
. Non-chlorinated brake clean
. Felpro gasket set Part # vs 50614 r
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Also a good idea to check the valve clearance while you're in there and if necessary re-adjust them to the proper factory specifications!
Good job on video. P. Kalaveras is right - Honda bond / RTV at the four corners per Honda bulletin. Also removing the passenger side and center bolts on the stabilizer bar will allow a small chunk of wood 2x4 to elevate the bar and two small pieces of rope to pull the PS hoses off to the passenger side will basically remove al obstructions for much easier in /out on the valve cover.
Thank you, thanks for watching!
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Love the sock !
Thank you for making this video. I know creating these videos is not as easy at it looks.
I want to preface my comment by saying that I've not completed this procedure before so I'm not sure how accurate the following information is.
On another video, it was stated that one set of the four black round gaskets (in the Felpro package) is to seal the opening in the valve cover where the coil pack goes THROUGH as you have stated in your video. The other set is to be used to replace the seal between the "head" of the coil pack and where it meets the OUTSIDE of the valve cover.
Do you agree that this other set of seals should/could be used for this?
Thanks again.
One set on inside of valve cover and other on out side coil slides through. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
You showed yourself struggling to get the cover out and then kind of described how you did it but did not show how you did it. You did it again on replacing the cover. (This is video not radio) Everyone who has never done this will struggle with both of these so for them instead of trying to push the power steering hoses to the side try pulling them to the center of the motor lift up the cover and slide sideways, the same moves in reverse on install. Tip: put a dab of silicone at ea 90-degree bend of the new gasket.
That power steering hose was the worst part of the job for me. I would like to see how it's done. I broke the timing chain guide on removal, so that's a pain.
👍I like the video
Great video
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Thank you ✌🏼
Valve cover removal: honda.automotive-manuals.com/cr-v-2002-2005/A00/HTML/51/S9A2E51A14600017811KAAT00.HTML
Suggest remove Power Steering hose at pump, rags ready to catch small drips, ziploc bag around end of hose, bungee cord it out of the way.
90 degree bent flat screwdriver to break main seal loose at "front right" (from driver seat) prying area, near pulley end there is two extruded bosses visible at 5:52 above Power Steering pump.
Valve cover installation: honda.automotive-manuals.com/cr-v-2002-2005/A00/HTML/51/S9A2E51A14600017811KCAT00.HTML
Stay gold.
I ended up damaging the surface around the seal itself tryin to pop em in. Can I still use it or do I have to buy another one?
That is up to you if it does not leak then you should be fine but if I was doing it as a professional at my job I would replace it. Thanks for watching✌🏼
How did you get the stud out of the plastic cover both of mine are on the cover
great video!