Mazda CX 5 CX 3 Mazda 3 Mazda 6 Mazda 2 Skyactiv Valve Cover & Oil Control Valve Gasket replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Hi guys , sharing you another video. This time i had a small issue with this Mazda CX 5 Skyactiv that is a small leak from the Oil Control Valve / VVT Solenoid area.
The car has done 42.000kms and it is 2013 Gen 1 Mazda CX 5.
I had to replace the gasket in order to fix the issue. Hope you guys find this useful . Please Enjoy the video.
NOTE :
Valve cover bolt torque specs are 7Nm.
Please use some RTV sealant on the new gasket (oil control valve) . As it is prone to leak again after 1 - 2 months of use.
Mazda Parts
Part number PE01 - 10 - 235 (Valve Cover gasket)
Part number PE01 - 10 - 2D5 (Oil Control valve seal)
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Great video. A few things to mention:
1. The VVT gasket should be put on dry. Do not lubricate it (I noticed you put oil on the outside and inside of the gasket). Oil on a gasket will create a passageway for a leak. As noted, you may want to put some RTV on the top of the inside of the VVT gasket where it fits over the solenoid itself and the outside of the gasket where it fits through the valve cover. However, this is not necessary as it isn't noted in the mazda workshop manual. Other manufacturers with a similar design recommend this.
2. Make sure the VVT solenoid is thoroughly cleaned (use brake cleaner and a rag) to remove any oil.
3. Make sure the channel (on the cover) where the valve cover gasket fits into is cleaned. Spraying brake cleaner and running a rag through works. Again, any oil, debris etc is a passageway for a leak.
4. No need to hammer in the VVT gasket. I've seen this in other videos as well. The gasket fits in with minimal effort. To note, on some older mazdas with a different gasket design, it was necessary to hammer in as the fit was much tighter.
5. Ensure follow correct valve cover bolt torque sequencing as per mazda workshop manual. In addition, it is recommended you do two passes with a torque wrench. Often you'll find on the second pass the bolts that were tightened first are now loose.
6. The most common RTVs out there are manufactured by permatex. Permatex instructs that the final torque of bolts be done one hour after the valve cover is replaced (bolts to be torqued finger tight only initially). Before restarting vehicle RTV should cure for 24 hours. Of course, this may vary with other manufacturers.
7. I noticed another comment about using anaerobic gasket maker. This issue with this is it can not withstand high temps and the high vibration of an engine. In addition, I believe they have minimal oil resistance (permatex for example indicates it is not recommended for valve covers or oil pans). As a result, it will probably fail. Both black and grey RTVs are suitable for valve cover gaskets. Grey is preferred as it is more rigid on cure (and recommended by mazda).
8. The question is often asked if the VVT gasket and valve cover gasket should be replaced at the same time even if one of them isn't leaking. The answer is yes. They become harder and less flexible over time. Even if one is not leaking now, once the valve cover is removed, it will probably end up leaking as the gasket that is not replaced may no longer be able to create a proper seal.
10. When cleaning the engine block where the valve cover gasket sits, use a plastic razor blade. A set with a handle can be found for cheap on amazon. The plastic won't scratch aluminum.
Wow brilliant write up. appreciate your time sharing with us.
Thank you for this stellar advice!!
Permatex also make condom rubber.
Thanks much for your input on this job. As I watched the video, a bunch of questions popped up in my head, but you cleared up most of them 👌
I don’t even own a Mazda but this channel is therapeutic for me.
Thank you sir.
Great video, but there is one correction I'd like to suggest! I just did this repair myself, and there's actually 15 bolts holding down the valve cover, you site several times that there's 14 which is incorrect. I spent about 45 minutes wrestling with the valve cover before realizing that there was one more bolt to take off.
apologize for that, i may missed in the video. Thanks for pointing that out.
Where was that 15 one?
Being mechanic is risky without knowing what happened on our cars, but this video is so useful with a great content. Hope this channel will soon gets big. Simply amazing
Thank you :) appreciate it.
Best video on this subject! I’ve wasted hours of my life watching others. This one is so simple and to the point with good video capture. A+
Thank you for your support
I have the same issue on my 2015 mazda cx5 but I have not tried to fix it. Finally, I have found a great video on this matter. Thank you so much for sharing your video. Great job!
You r welcome bro
Best videos on CX5 maintenance - thank you very much! Keep posting good content.
Thank you much appreciated.
Hi, can you drive the car after finishing the work or you have to wait for the rtv to cure. Thanks. @@FelixDanGarasiAuto
@@brianaim1858 i would give it an hour to cure then drive the car.
Thanks for the quick response @@FelixDanGarasiAuto
Great video. Gave me a nice visual guide of what to expect as I replaced the gasket and OCV seal on my '14 6 2.5L NA. It has 180,000 miles (~290,000km) and was leaking at the back LH corner. Few comments on what I learned along the way:
1) There are two flanges on the RH side of the cover that you can get your fingers under and pry it up with. The cover was stuck on pretty good at my car's age and mileage. Then lift up and off the OCV as you show in your video. You just have to manipulate that wire harness as you work.
2) There are fifteen (15) 10mm bolts securing the valve cover, all are exactly the same length/style.
3) The factory manual recommends a certain tightening sequence for the valve cover bolts. Basically they want you to start in the middle and work your way out. You did yours in a star pattern which is probably fine, just an fyi.
4) Initially I didn't consider how long the RTV silicone takes to fully cure. The Permatex stuff I used said 1hr to tacky and 24hrs to fully cured.
5) Probably good to do an oil change after this work as dirt, crud and maybe some of the old sealant scraped off can easily fall into the engine.
So you have to wait 24 hrs before driving for rtv to set? Would Permatex 82194 Ultra Grey Rigid High-Torque RTV Silicone Gasket Maker work? That's the one I have. Thanks!
yeh it will definately work. aslong as they are high temp rtv.
Just saw this issue today on my 2014 Mazda3, exact same location of oil leak. Not confident in doing this myself, but at least I know what needs to be done when I take it into the shop.
yeah common issues for these engines , made it a little oily , But easy fix though 👍🏼
One of the best mechanical videos
thank you so much for your kind words and supports.
awesome maintenance video.
very educational
I hope you will be keeping your CX5 for life so that we can continue to get such uploads 😊😅
Thank you 😁
Excellent job my friend. I like your step by step procedure.
The good thing that mazda cx5 is most likely similar to mazda 6 and 3.
Thank you sir. Yes i believe it is similar. For all skyactiv gasoline engine .
Thanks for the video .I just noticed an oil leak on my mazda 6 2015 2.5 with only 48000 miles on it, and the video helped me out a great deal .Thanks .
No probs bro.
How did you fix it ?
Excellent video-- this is precisely how I need to fix my CX 5. Many thanks!
Thank you for your support i really appreciate it. 🙏🏼🙏🏼👍👍
I had the same problem on my mazda 6 2014. Changed the valve and the gasket. Easy job.
Thanks Felix. This was very helpful to me to perform the gasket replacement on my Mazda 6.
No worries brotha.
One of the most usefull videos that i Saw in youtube. thanks!!!
Thank you sir I really appreciate the support :)
Thank you Felix. Your videos are so detail oriented and shows every step by step. You help me maintain my CX-3. Wish you also did videos for FIAT 500 😝
You r welcome bro. 😊
Beautiful. I'm too chicken and would be afraid to screw up. Will have to take it to the Stealership.
give it a go , it is easy to do:)
Very clear and useful videos as always!
thank you 😁
Thank you for the great tutorial! I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to find one for the Skyactiv engine.
Try ebay should find the correct oem parts
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto I already have the gasket purchased from my local Mazda dealership. Thank you!
Great video. I'm doing this soon. So that vvt gasket is basically just push in old push in new operation? You definitely made this look easy 👍👍👍 subbed
yes correct the old one just have to push it out and press the new one in you are all good n set. Just have to apply rtv sealant to on the edges of the valve gasket so you get perfect seals.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto awesome 👍 thanks
@@GunzNGearz With these mazda you got to be nice n slow and gentle to touch. Otherwise it wont do it hehe.
Great Job, Im From Mexico. I have a Mazda 👍🏼
Right on
Awesome video. Straight to the point!!
Cheers man
Thanks for the part number!
no problems
Muchas gracias amigo ,sigue subiendo más videos de esta gran generación de Mazda
Will do sir. Thank you
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto felicitaciones,y de nuevo , muchas gracias
Wow, kinda crazy it was leaking at 42K. I'll be doing this service just to prevent oil leaks at 95K. Valve cover gasket is probably super stiff at this point.
yes definately check if yours hasnt been done id recommend doing it :) 👍👍
Hello Felix,
Thanks for this great tutorial, I feel confidence now to do it by myself, I’m not an expert doing mechanic jobs, would you recommend any specific RTV?
Your advice would be so useful, thank you again.
i would recommend any high temp rtv. Yeah definately its a simple weekend project . Very easy to do on this cars. Thank you for the kind support and Im very much appreciated. 🙏🏼👍🏼
You are the truth!
Cheers bro Godbless.
Thank you👍👍👍
you r welcome sir.
Thank! Excellent video tutorial!
Thank you bro.
Hello Felix,
Thanks for the amazing video, but how do you make sure that's the problem before I do the replair?
You can spray some soapy water around the seal. See wether its leaky or not. If it is replace it.
Is this a part that normally goes bad? How many miles are on your CX-5? Again, thanks for the how-to videos. They help me maintain my CX-5, and I share them with my friend who has a CX-5 as well.
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This car is about 42000kms. It is 2013. The leak wasn't bad but id like to change it just incase the leakage gets worse.
I wouldn't describe the failure as normal, but it is common, especially on early 2.0 skyactiv motors. Mine leaks, but barely enough to leave an oily mess. I first noticed mine at 81000 miles, but I've read of them going bad as early as 30k miles, with the replacements failing 30k later.
Thank you for the tutorial. Can you tell me where exactly to put the rtv? Do put the rtv around the ocv before pushing it in place or just the top once installed?
you can put a tiny bit before pushing the cover back in place and put some on top after the valve cover are installed.
Hi Felix, thank you for this video. Quick question for you did you drain the oil prior to doing this service?
nope i didnt drain engine oil prior this service.
Thank you Felix!
Hi Dan,
I change mine two months ago coz of the oil control valve has a small leak coming out. I follow all the procedures on how to change it and i work flawlessly. Thank you for the excellent step by step tutorial.
Update: Today as of 1/22/2021 my control oil valve still has a small leak coming out. Do you think i can clean the surface around it and put some gasket maker or anything there for not to leak? Suggestions would be great. ‘13 Mazda CX-5 Thanks again!
Yes. I had to use gasket maker to seal it properly. It came back after 2 months of use after my replacement gasket. Its been nearly a week no sign of leakage :)
Yes sir, just two months the leak came back on the oil control valve.
On your video you use gasket maker on the engine gasket but not on the oil control valve area, you think if i clean with degreaser around the oil control valve area i can put gasket maker around it? Without doing it all over again? Thank you for your immediate response.
@@chadsantos4813 yess that whay i did to mine. :) make sure clean it well.
Will do.. Thanks!
do i need to put gasket maker inside the oil gasket or outside the gasket.i replaced it already but there is still oil leak
Excelente tutorial, cada cuántos kilómetros o millas hay que cambiarlo
Thank you sir. The car is 2013 and the milage is 42000kms
what are the two first hose you remove? I have a mazda 3 and I wonder what are they....
the first two hose i remove are rocker cover breather hose & intake manifold breather hose .
I’m thoroughly confused. My 2015 Mazda 3 S Grand Touring has the 2.5. It looks JUST like this. The part number for the valve cover gasket is the same, but every single website insists that the Oil Control Valve Seal is incorrect for my car. It’s a 2.5, it’s the same engine, it looks the same. I don’t get it. I guess I’m going to order it and see.
the top part of the cylinder head is the same for the 2.5ltr & 2.0ltr. except the bottom end internal would be different. so yeah valve cover gasket & OCV gasket the part number for 2.0 ltr will be the same as the 2.5 ltr.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto I appreciate the response. I work on this car more than my project car. 95k miles and already replaced both high and low pressure fuel pumps (stuttering at high rpms) front driver’s side CV axle (slinging grease at 35k miles) RMM (worn out at 45k miles). I’ve had dozens of Mazda’s but this one has been a pain. If I wanted to work on something all the time I would have bought a GM or Dodge..
@@d33psix88 i see , thats sux you have to go thru all of that, lucky for me didnt have to replace that many parts for maintenance.
Great video, im assuming its better to drain the oil before the task?
nope dont have to drain the oil. just make sure you have paper towel handy.
Thank you sir!
Be sure the oil control valve is not leaking. The oil control valve will leak through the middle
yeap checked on that one. mines are fine. If yours are leaking make sure to replace the part.
Excellent video
I would like to know if you lubricate the valve cover gasket before installing it?
What type of sealant do you use for the places where it is advisable to use it?
Thank you in advance.
yes definately lube the new gasket seals prior installing it back. For the sealant i use Loctite 598 RTV sealant. 🙏🏼 Cheers I appreciate for your support.
The cover head is very clean and neat, pake oli apa om Felix ? mazda 0w-20 kah ? change setiap brp KM ?
Thank you sir , Pakai Motor Oil Mazda 0w20 . Change every 5000 to 8000 kms use Pertamax.
Gracias
you r welcome 👍🏼
hi dan. out of curiosity, are you planning or thinking of cleaning the back of the intake valve? gunk buildup is usually the byproduct of our skyactiv direct injection tech.
im at 85000km. tried CRC intake valve cleaner and not sure if it worked. once in a while, i feel the engine misses a beat and stumbles. but not really often enough to be a cause of concern. just want peace of mind that down there in the intake valve, its fairly clean.
Yeap will do update on this. Will have to wait a bit more mileage before i pull the intake manifold out again.
Thanks for the video. How do you know its Oil Control valve seal is leaking but not the Oil Control Valve part itself is leaking? Hope to hear back from you. Thanks
Maybe use a soapy water and spray in that area see if theres bubble (leaks) on the top part of the valve.
thanks
you r welcome.
Thank You thumbs 👍 👌
U r welcome :)
How did you remove the hose from the intake breather valve, the one where you loosened the clip and pried upwards? I spent over an hour trying to do what you did, but mine is stuck on
its pretty tight that breather hose , just persuade it and gently remove it. use a long nose pliers.
I just did this job... replaced valve cover gasket and oil control valve... and the oil control valve gasket ( new one ) still leaks ! so use some black rtv around the oil control valve. It's a stupid design and the rubber ring just slips loosely over that oil control valve.
ah yeah common problems with these OCV gaskets. We still have to apply abit of RTV sealant on it.
Cool
hello Thanks for this video, how long did it take for you to repair it?
takes about 30 to 40 minutes for this service :)
thanks again helps a lot
btw do i need any break in?
¿A los cuantos kms hay que hacer esa mantención amigo?
42.000kms
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto o que pronto se le hace la mantención, gracias amigo esperando más videos
Thanks pro 👍
Welcome 🙏🏼
I have a oil leak also, is its a Mazda 6 2,5 skyactiv. I changed my oil and a Saw a leak. 100% sure not from oil filter, oil pan/nut. Somewhere from the engine .. what can it be
maybe track it first .. wash the leak residue away and in a week check if the leak still there and trace where it come from..
Hi, thanks for the great video, well done. Where exactly did you apply gasket maker on the oil control valve? Thanks again.
just apply thinly surround the top of the seal prior installing back the engine valve cover.
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faced with such a problem for 90,000 km, many in autoforums write that the problem is not only in the seals but also in the valve itself and it also needs to be changed. what do you think? how much have you traveled since replacing the seals? Are there any oil drips? thank you
Last time i change this seal is about 2000kms and i dont have any problems since then and car is on 44000kms or so. I do check it on a regular basis for leaks. .
Would these parts apply to 2012 mazda 3 i touring? Really difficult to find the valve seal for my car.
Yes definately will work on your 2012 mazda.
Would these parts fit a 2014 Mazda 3 2.0L some Mazda resell sites mention they might not
yes it will fit your car.
Is it necessary to change the valve gasket and OCV together ?
My mechanic told me it's a must to change together while my OCV is in good condition . .
Hmm
yes it needs to be change if its leaky. Id its not leaky then no need to change.
Hi Felix, would this work on the 2014 Mazda 3? It's the 2.0 liter engine. Thank you!
yes it will work no problems. they share the same engine .
Thanks for your all your help Felix!
Does the Mazda have a egr? If yes where would it be located
nope this engine doesn’t have one.
جميل و شرح جيد
Quick questions, what is the torque? And is that torque spec good for a 2012 mazda 3 skyactiv
Yes torque spec is the same for skyactiv mazda 3 engine.
i had a misfire in cyclinder one and pulled the plug which had oil on it. discovered this part was leaking, could the oil leaking out of here have pooled and caused the misfire?
yes it could trigger misfire if the spark plug cyl had oil in it.
@@FelixDanGarasiAutoWill replacing the seal be enough to solve the misfire problem if the seal is replaced?
@@mallackg check if the seal are shot. If it is you will get some oil residue spillage inside the spark plug cylinder.
What give you the indication it was leaking was you losing oil ? Or did you see it up top ?.
i see it up top.
Nice Video, what is the brand of the liquid gasket you use?
Didnt i show it in the video. It is brand loctite.
oil leak is directly from the valve not the cover seal, I was a Mazda tech for ten years I have replaced the valve to fix that leak every time.
yes correct some mazda cars will have oil leaks from the actual valve it self but double check if its from the seal before spending some more money on that parts.
Hi there would you happen to know where the PCV Valve is located?
hidden under the intake manifold. you can see on the other video on intake manifold cleaning service.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto thanks much appreciated. Hard to find almost any information on my car (2017 Toyota Yaris ia) it’s basically a Mazda2/3
Do you have any videos idle control valve for a Mazda cx5 2.5
unfortunately i dont have a video in this.
Does the Skyactiv 2.0 have the swirl flaps in the intake manifold like the 2.5 had? Mines knocking and it sounds just like the old 2.5 with the swirl flaps.
nope this one dont have flaps.
Well darn. No clue where this knocking is coming from! I replaced the tensioner cause it was worn but it didn’t help. Doesn’t sound like a rod knock to me. All the pulleys spin free as well
@@anthonymassara4288 does it go away after warm up ? or still there ? is it some kind of a ticking noise ??
It does it randomly. Never upon cold start though. I uploaded a few videos of it to my TH-cam.
@@anthonymassara4288 sounds like your hydraulic lifters needs replacing mate.
do cx5 and mazda 2 have the same cover gasket size?
nope it does not as they have different part number.
How much time did it take you to complete the job?
half a day something like that.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto Amazing video with all the necessary details. Thanks.
@@alok27ish Thank you sir very much appreciated. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
What kind of lube did u use on oil control valve seal? @ 7:44
i use new engine oil.
Saving for when my leak gets worse.
Yes definately do it otherwise engine bay will be dirty
Hey Felix do you know where the engine ground cable is?
near by the shock tower you can find it there.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto it's on a little bracket coming off the engine and runs underneath the coolant resivoir?
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto I'm trying to ground the block better and am thinking of make just adding another cable to the existing ground for the block
@@sarahobrien3379 maybe do a 3 big cable upgrade, theres plenty videos on youtube.
do we need to remove the negative battery ? did you removed it ?
Yes . Disconnect it. To be safe.
I'm getting an P0302 misfire code. I've changed the plugs. The coil pack. Still getting sputtering at idle and engine light comes on. What else could be causing it? I have a 2016 mazda3 isport sedan Automatic. Please and thank you.
Have you check the maf sensor ? . try to unplug it see if it idles correctly, if its still idle rough n sputtering , otherwise you have to check and tighten all intake pipe / hoses for vacuum leaks. Some owners have experience a vacuum leak on the pcv valves hose or (pcv valves) that is hidden under the intake manifold it is a very common problems for these cars. due to heat and age can cause a possible cracks to those vacuum pcv hose.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto I have not tried the MAF method but I will. Then I will move on next to what you recommend. Thank you so much and keep up the awesome videos. ❤️
How much torque do you have to give it?
the valve cover bolts are 7Nm .
I was totally onboard until you started banging the ocv seal in with your ratchet 😅 I'm sure by now you see the error there
LoL just had to smack it in place as it was not cooperating 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So calm the rest of the video 😂 that thing must've owed you money
HI, the sales asked me to buy 10-232 rather than PE01-10-2D5, is it the same?
As long as it is suitable for the car it should be fine.
bang .. tanya type part ini cocok juga di mazda 2 skyactiv ?
tq bang jika berkenan jawab
Tdk sama bg. Tp cb tanyakan dulu sm diler untuk part number nya. Seharusnya mirip mirip. Cuman beda part bumber.
oke bang terimakasih
hello I have a question, on what part did you apply the RTV sealant on the new VVT Gasket, Thanks!
theres a marking on the valve cover gasket you can see the pattern. you must apply rtv gasket on it for the perfect seal.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto I mean the Oil control valve gasket
@@JesusMartinez-uw2ve just prior installing back the valve cover apply some rtv around the vvt gasket.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto your video was very helpful, Thanks for your response you’re amazing!
@@JesusMartinez-uw2ve u r welcome sir . I really appreciate it.
Hola el número de parte es compatible con Mazda 3 2015 2.0 armado en mexico
Yes the part number will be compatible
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto gracias soy tu fan Bro excelentes videos
@@jorgeortiz5555 you r welcome sir :)
how long it last..because already change..around 6 month but leaking again..😓 it normal or have a solution too make it no leaking again or can last around 1 2 year
it should last for more than 6 months but if yours r leaking you have to get it replace. Maybe apply some rtv on the seal for better adhesion.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto oh ok tq..
Did you have a check Engine code for that
@@martinf9626 nah i did not have check engine light prior & after to this service.
Hi did you remove spark plugs to?
Nope dont have to. Becareful when placing back the new gasket. They prone to fall when putting back on to the engine bay.
How do you extract that sensor in oil control gasket? I get a little oil i dont know if its about oil control vale gasket or the sensor
you just unplug the OCV connection before pulling out the rocker cover. To uninstall the ocv you will need to remove the rocker cover and 10mm bolt holding the ocv assy.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto thank u, is necessary to put a new one cover gasket?? Or just use the same one?
@@heaven1238 I would recommend to replace the seal.
Could a faulty PCV valve cause this OCV leakage?
not necessarily.
Hey buddy, i did exactly the same steps as you did. After a month, leak started to occur again. Any idea?
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That i have no clue .
I've read of dealers replacing the OCV and gasket under warranty, and the new valve leaking after a month. Something about the OCV design makes it prone to leak.
Its a common problem on mazdas. Even if you replace the gasket 1000 times. Just leave it unless its leaking like crazy
The 14 10mm bolts, what was the torque setting. I cant hear you with the traffic noise. Love yr videos brother.
7Nm for the 10mm bolts. Thank you.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto God bless you brother.
How much torque?
Its 7 Nm. Cheers
Bang tutorial ganti stabilizer dong
Coba saya lihat ya. Thank you
what was the torque?
7nm factory specs
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto thanks Felix!!
@@jenamorado2005 no worries . just a note for the ocv seal you want to put a small amount of rtv around the seal to make sure its seals properly :)
My mazda 3 2015 motor 2.5. Why they telling me that thats not the gasket is another one. ?
which part are you refering to ? if yous have a leaky valve cover seals make sure to replace it. 👍🏼
The online resources for parts lookup are incorrect. The Part number PE01 - 10 - 235 (Valve Cover gasket)
Part number PE01 - 10 - 2D5 (Oil Control valve seal) are correct for the 2.5.
@@cyclist_guy-zg1zo thanks man.
Besar torsi pengencangan baut 8 mm cover valve berapa bang?
10 nm sd 13nm untuk baut 8mm nya
Sekitar 3.2 kg/m ya
How torque lbs.
they are 7Nm.
Kalau busi paling kiri itu basah kaya kena oli, apa perbaikannya seperti ini juga om?
iya btul skali
Lem disudut2 pakai apa om? Loctite 5699 apa bisa?
@@kaana4203 bisa kok. high temp sealant .
Selesai pengerjaan, apa mobil lanngsung bisa dipakai om atau tunggu berapa lama dulu?
@@kaana4203 tunggu 1 jam an ud bisa jalan kembali. 👍🏼
Beli parts genuine di mana?
Mazda dealer aja bro. Atau tokopedia online jg ad yg original.
Mazda dealer aja bro. Atau tokopedia online jg ad yg original.
Barusan call ke dealer resmi, semua harus preorder. Ada toko online yg recommended? Terima kasih atas fast response.
@@unclebean8367 Ini ada kok yg ngejual di online Beli Seal VOC Valve Oil Control VVT Mazda CX-5 / Biante Sky / Mazda 2 Sky
tokopedia.link/yItsnNwcS9 di toko GT Motor
Siap bro. Ditunggu video berikutnya, kalau boleh tutorial mengganti fuel filter di CX5. 👍
Great job.
What is the mileage of your car?
Thank you bro. Im at 42000km car is 2013.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto Are you planning to install a oil catch can ?
@@felixdada4416 stau tune on this one . I need to design the bracket and still finding best location to place on the engine bay and access for service. Apologize that it takes a long time hehehe
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto that would be great, if you would made a video of that.
I also want to do this.
If you disassemble for example the left the wheel arch you can place the bracket on the frame.
There are some holes.
I am just concerned if the way of the hose for the catch can would be too long or do you think it does not matter.
@@FelixDanGarasiAuto Thanks a lot for the sharing. BTW, i had installed catch can on my Mazda 2. i mount it on the Left engine mounting (above the alternator) you can see a hole on the mounting there (facing car front side).Of course need to design a bracket. But it does it job of traping oil vapor.