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too much swinging of the camera man?

This video is a life saver! I would have never found the leak on my own. I put sealer in the crack and then used a hammer and punch to fold the gutter lip down all the way around kinda like a tea pitcher. No more leaks!

I was taking off the fender but it's stuck in two areas (bottom left and right). There seems to be a screw or something and a square piece that's keeping it from coming off. Any ideas?

So what do you take off get the CV axcle in?

Thank you, for this step by step ! It really helped my sister and I were able to fix mine! We went to local fleamarket bought and old license plate and bent it into shape just under the hole ,then screwed in place! Helps divert rain,,! Used windshield wiper tool remover, then lots of water proof sealant !

Probably the worst filmed video in my entire TH-cam watching history which is nearly 20 years and tens of thousands of videos.

I have the same problem but driver side what should i do?

Very bad design, these water leaks made me HATE HONDA, it's my first Honda and I hate it already

No. No, we haven't changed a CV axle before. That's why we are watching how-to videos on TH-cam. You missed the most important part and played it off like only seasoned mechanics watch your vids anyway. You're killing me man.

Nothing clear, just talking with no useful information, i have to wach otjer video to understand yours, because what happen to me similar to yours axle snapt out.

1.1 Quarts of Honda Genuine Dual Pump Fluid II. Thank you for showing me your bottle my man. These older vehicles with higher mileage, it's definitely import ant to use the official fluid that the gear box is designed for.

thanks for this video it is help me a lot by the way may i know what is the parts number for the rear axles driveshaft (left and right) OEM also ok as long it is fit to honda crv rd1 s10 first gen, 2.0cc Awd thank you

I wish I wouldn't have bought the 2001 year crv. Props to you for taking the time to fix yours. I can't wait to sell mine and get the next generation

Your fix was good! I'll add that I used a plastic sign so it couldn't wear through the cowl paint and cause rust. I also used 3M™ Windo-Weld™ Super Fast Urethane, 08609 in a caulking tube to glue the top edge of the plastic cowl cover down. I also bought new foam, and new clips from Amazon also. 1/4 Inch Wide X 1/8 Inch Thick High Density Closed Cell Foam Seal, Cowl Panel Push-Type Clips for Honda, Cowl Retainer Clip for Honda Acura 91515-SR3-000. ~$60 fix for a car we hope to drive another 5 years out and that sits outside all the time.

Were not going to talk about that hole you cut🤣🤣

Also look at the roof where the trim strips are. The caulk up there can crack, release and lift and also cause leaks. Thanks for the video!

Really could care less bout diff fluid I wish you would have focused more on the disassemble part of replacement of a rear crv axle vs the bull bout 1.1 qrts of fluid. This is why you tubers suck...the loose track of the title of the vid. Smh just horrible

you should apply for the Hollywood film cameraman job

Hey i like your rim and tire can you give me size of it if you dont mind. Thanks

Yoooo can u come to NYC and fix mine ? Lol

Thanks for doing this video. Couldn't find any other videos showing how to do it without dropping the rear diff. Would you use anything besides Honda genuine axles? I'm having a tough time finding the actual Honda axles and I'm not sure if I would trust the other brands.

What symptoms were you noticing with the axle being bad. I here a light click/clunk after I shift to a new gear and also when I tap the gas or let off.

You need a seperate mic when you do your videos. The volume is way too low. You also need to show better exactly the steps involved. as well as use someone else to hold the camera. And edit. Anyway, Thank you for doing this and posting it. anyway.

Bro thank you so much I needed this 🔥🔥🔥

Hey mate what's nut size of the axle on the beginin, 32 ? Thanks

I appreciate you doing this but because of how shaky the camera was, pretty much unwatchable.

Where or what type of metal panels did you put down?

good video, thanks for sharing

Can we access this spot without cutting the metal ?

Thank you so much for great advice and video. For years I've been having problem with water leak on the driver side of my CRV 1998. Even mechanics couldn't find the leak. I found your video and spent 2 days working on my car but it was definitely worth it! Finally, no more leaks!!! Thanks again! Greetings from Croatia! :)

Chopped mine up today as well. Used a full can of Flexseal on everything I could get it into. Hopefully it works.

Hello I have a honda crv 1998 and when it rains it fills the left and right part of the cab floor with water just like yours. Are all the fixes you did necessary to completely get rid of the problem? Do I need to cut a hole in my car to seal those gaps between the metal pieces you showed? Or can I just seal up the crack from inside the cab ? Thank you this video was awesome I am glad you love your CRV enough to fix the problem !!

this is what happens to my 97 crv... luckily I'm getting a newer vehicle soon but ugh I have to shop vac the water out every time it rains and I can't do all of this work but its nice to know I'm not the only one

Thanks guys, there's hope for the old buggy yet! ('97 CRV)

I tried the window cowl fix without thoroughly investigating the issue - no good. After I moved wire harnesses out of the way under the dash, I found that there was a trail of residue from the top-left corner down to the floor and a gap in the sealant. When I dug out the gap with a screwdriver, water started to dribble out; I could stick a pick tool all the way through the seam. I plan on cleaning it up, letting it dry, then applying some Moistop sealant that I used to install a window in my house.

love the vid!

question but after all this work did it free the issue at hand?

balling on these bitches

Very helpful video..I know where to look for water leaks now.

Thank you for drilling out your wing to find that! I'll be arm-deep in there soon enough, with some sealant.

Cops always raided the hangouts because of all the import drivers doing burnouts and shit at the places where everyone is just talking.

Would removing the front fender provide access to the damaged drain area? I removed the clow to clear our debris then filled the water basin with water and sure enough water flowed inside my driver side floor panel from behind the wiring harnesses. I don't see a way to seal the leak from inside the cabin behind all the wiring. I also noticed several of the metal wiring harness brackets were rusted. Did't expect that since the vehicle has only been in California. 1998 Honda CRV

I have the same issue as this, but mines leaks on my drivers side RHD, the car also lets loads of water in when I drive through a ford, is there any fix for that? As someone I know followed me through in a standard Subaru Forester and his didn't leak at all, and his car is a lot lower than mine.

Where at in Kansas? I live in Olathe

Hey man I got the same issue on my 05crv. The drivers side floor is soaked, only during heavy rain though. It seams like it's coming from some harness under neath the dash but I'm not so sure because everything is wet on the drivers side only. To the point I felt a drip on my sneakers. Do you know where I could check?

Please get some oem mud flaps n lower a Lil n go with 165 45 if u want stretch not hating just give u some constructive criticism

I love it lmfap

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Door jam wires??????????? Explanation >>>>>>. The 6x1/2 front speakers aren't even connected to the amp. I ran those wires to see how they would sound with the 6x9s al together. Didnt like it so i connected them back to stock, and have been too lazy to pull out the wires...... dun dun duuuun