Thanks for this video. I'm pretty sure I need to do this on my 2004. I have a lot of oil on the outside of my gasket cover. This gives me the confidence to do it.
I got a p2646, so changed the vtec solenoid. Oil filter. Oil change, n vtc solenoid l. I also got the screen for the part under the ps pump on 03 element. Just got it used, and like you said the coil parts were rock solid, and there was a ton of gooey carbon built up... I cleaned it up and painted it honda Red, but this video was awesome... appreciate it
Excellent 👍 I need to my valve cover gasket, it has a minute leak. Are you just tightening the top nuts to a firm twist or is there a specific torque tightening needed on these?
Honda suggest using honda bond at the corners where they tend to leak. FYI Honda uses Honda Bond exclusively without a gasket. So in effect you are using it as a gasket. The downside is that the car has to sit overnight. Personally this method with the valve cover gasket is more old school and I like it better.
Perfect tutorial with excellent lighting. Straight to the point and easy to understand.
Thanks for this video. I'm pretty sure I need to do this on my 2004. I have a lot of oil on the outside of my gasket cover. This gives me the confidence to do it.
🙏 glad it helps .
I got a p2646, so changed the vtec solenoid. Oil filter. Oil change, n vtc solenoid l. I also got the screen for the part under the ps pump on 03 element. Just got it used, and like you said the coil parts were rock solid, and there was a ton of gooey carbon built up... I cleaned it up and painted it honda Red, but this video was awesome... appreciate it
Great video! Thank God this is gonna be pretty easy to replace.
Miguel, awesome job.👏🏾👏🏾 What what was the spray u used in the last part for, at the end of the video? 😉
Thank you. We'll done and informative
Excellent 👍 I need to my valve cover gasket, it has a minute leak. Are you just tightening the top nuts to a firm twist or is there a specific torque tightening needed on these?
Yes there is a torque spec but doing it so many time already got the touch . 😎👍
Honda suggest using honda bond at the corners where they tend to leak. FYI Honda uses Honda Bond exclusively without a gasket. So in effect you are using it as a gasket. The downside is that the car has to sit overnight. Personally this method with the valve cover gasket is more old school and I like it better.
Great video! Keep it up!
Where can I find a good Element mechanic in Los Angeles county area?
Hey what touchscreen is that?
what kind of cleaning
spray did u use at the end ?
Thanks for the vid but where those O-rings go?
Spark plug holes
If I am not mistaken the factory uses a sealant called Honda Bond and not a gasket. Thanks for the video though
Nice to know, I been using this gray silicone for 15 years with out any issues. Your welcome 🤗
@@Element_lifestyle I would rather use the gasket and sealant
@@HotRod-wv4vm yes good alternative too. I used this one Permatex ultra gray rtv silicone gasket maker 3.5 oz @ Autozone
No, they use a gasket AND honda bond (silicone) in the places where this guy used it.
@@RaysUserName You are correct they use both