From pg 7-33 of the Odyssey Manual 16ft/lbs on all 3 bolts. It's not listed in the Lubrication area, but the engine disassembly/re-assembly section of the factory service manual. Thanks for the video.
My 2004 Honda Odyssey has same identical problem. This video is about the best Video to tackle this problem with confidence. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video.
My Honda Accord V6 takes this exact gasket. I ordered the $15 part and I am going to do this repair to my car. Thanks for the in depth explanation. Explain the placement of the long bolt was great. Cleaning is essential in this repair. I will torque these bolts to 16ft lbs. Thanks
Excellent - feel this is a job I can take on with confidence after viewing your video. Lots of detail presented in a clear, concise manner. [Note this is a repeat comment; my previous comment was inadvertently deleted].
I cleaned up the whole area around the oil filter and oil pan before determined that it was that same area leaking, now thanks to you I know what to do on my 06 Pilot. Thanks
Hello, your videos are always helpful to me, thanks. My question please is, do I need to first drain out the motor oil before I take off the filter housing please? EDIT: just found your answers in the comments section, bless you!!!
just completed this morning. when re assembling. Do not over tighten the 12 mm bolts. or they will break. Just need to get it tight, then give it 1 or 2 more snugs.
Great video. I noticed after doing a timing belt and all the gaskets that there was oil coming from underneath. Doesn't seem like it's coming from the main crankshaft seal. So I went to the oil filter housing/adapter plate and it seems like it could be leaking there or the oil pressure sensor. If this is so would you have a abundance of oil dripping from oil pan. Also it is sitting on the frame rail. Thanks for the video again take care
@@billchalk6247 I did its for a Solenoid. there's actually another gasket in there too. There are two (2) gaskets you need to replace: * 15825-P8A-A01…OFH Gasket… $8.20 * 36172-P8A-A01…Solenoid Gasket…$4.80
When performing this repair, do yourself a favor and clean both mounting surfaces before inserting the gasket and installing. You’ll be certain to have no recurring leak for thousands of miles.
Barbour, thank you for the excellent video! Very well made, filmed clearly with helpful text along the way.- I am curious to know what a Honda dealer would charge for this gasket replacement in 2022? Thanks again and best wishes.
Oh I'm not really sure. I've been out of the loop for quite some time now as far as pricing things. I am truly just a mechanic now. I don't talk to customers or give estimates to customers. The furthest I would even be involved in that process is just looking up labor times.
@@BarboursAutoHelp ok thanks thats my project for this weekend. And oil filter housing gasket. Few minutes ago i finished waching your video. Nice thanks blessing...
I got a 2006 Honda Odyssey. Great car runs great. But my car is leaking from the bolt that is in there and close to the area where the oil filter housing is at. My question is it the oil filter housing or there is something else. Because when I check the car from under I see the bolt and there is a lot of oil grease. So how can i know for sure where the car is leaking from? Thank you.
Hi, nice videos, i just subscribe, i have to do this job on my 07 odyssey, my only one question is, do i have to drain all the oil to do this? . thanks in advance ..
With these O-ring gaskets, you don't really need a mating surface. The O-ring goes inside both sides from what I can tell. So I wouldn't worry too much about that.
Keith I have an 03 Odyssey that slips into a false neutral once it warms up. Any ideas ? Forgive me for the unrelated question. btw, your videos are always easy to follow. You make this stuff look easy.
@@BarboursAutoHelp well, I replaced the valve cover gaskets burning smell isn’t as bad as it was but still there. When the engine is under load it increases any idea what in the world could be leaking onto the exhaust
Honda 3.5l motors with vcm dont have the screen, the basic engine that doesn't have vcm does have a gasket with a little screen. The video is of an Odyssey with vcm, hence, plain gasket with no screen.
I like to use brake cleaner because it does not leave a residue. Carb cleaner leaves behind oily residue. It's best to have the mating surfaces totally clean.
From pg 7-33 of the Odyssey Manual 16ft/lbs on all 3 bolts. It's not listed in the Lubrication area, but the engine disassembly/re-assembly section of the factory service manual. Thanks for the video.
Patrick Barrera 16ft lbs
My 2004 Honda Odyssey has same identical problem. This video is about the best Video to tackle this problem with confidence.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video.
Thank you.
My Honda Accord V6 takes this exact gasket. I ordered the $15 part and I am going to do this repair to my car. Thanks for the in depth explanation. Explain the placement of the long bolt was great. Cleaning is essential in this repair. I will torque these bolts to 16ft lbs.
Thanks
Excellent - feel this is a job I can take on with confidence after viewing your video. Lots of detail presented in a clear, concise manner. [Note this is a repeat comment; my previous comment was inadvertently deleted].
Oh ok. Thanks for commenting.
I cleaned up the whole area around the oil filter and oil pan before determined that it was that same area leaking, now thanks to you I know what to do on my 06 Pilot. Thanks
Glad it helped
Great video, I've got an oil leak and I bet this is the problem. You have a good voice and mannerisms for this sort of thing!
Thank you
Thank you so much for a GREAT video!! You explained so well, that it makes it easier to do it. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you VERY MUCH. Got my 2005 Acura MDX done in under 15 minutes. Took longer to take the wheel off than anything.
That's what's up!
good man ,with the WIX oil filter. i could tell you are smart, from that alone.
Good video, my Pilot uses the exact same gasket. Your video was a great help.
Great to hear!
Thanks. Maannn! Your excellent work forced me to hit like 👍 for your video.
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH, THIS VIDEO WAS VERY HELPFUL BECAUSE I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Great video. Thanks! DIYing this today
Hey, thanks for the comment! Let us know how it goes.
Dang it i just paid $140 to get it repaired. thank you for the video. You made it look so easy.
Darn it.
Hello, your videos are always helpful to me, thanks.
My question please is, do I need to first drain out the motor oil before I take off the filter housing please?
EDIT: just found your answers in the comments section, bless you!!!
Bravo.Super tutoring and EXECUTION. I subscribed.Thank you .
Your most welcome.
just completed this morning. when re assembling. Do not over tighten the 12 mm bolts. or they will break. Just need to get it tight, then give it 1 or 2 more snugs.
Excellent video! Made this look like a piece of cake!
Glad you liked it!
Great video 👍🏽
Thanks a lot.
By the way great video.
Thanks ..i fixd my wifes van watching 👍👍✌
Your a good man. Glad the video helped.
Great video. I noticed after doing a timing belt and all the gaskets that there was oil coming from underneath. Doesn't seem like it's coming from the main crankshaft seal. So I went to the oil filter housing/adapter plate and it seems like it could be leaking there or the oil pressure sensor. If this is so would you have a abundance of oil dripping from oil pan. Also it is sitting on the frame rail. Thanks for the video again take care
Well done campeón
Thanks
good excellent thank you
No problem!
Thanks
My oil filter adapter has a wire coming off the top of it. Same year 2005 Honda Odyssey. Odd wonder what thats about.
Same did you ever figure it out?
@@billchalk6247 I did its for a Solenoid. there's actually another gasket in there too. There are two (2) gaskets you need to replace:
* 15825-P8A-A01…OFH Gasket… $8.20
* 36172-P8A-A01…Solenoid Gasket…$4.80
When performing this repair, do yourself a favor and clean both mounting surfaces before inserting the gasket and installing. You’ll be certain to have no recurring leak for thousands of miles.
Barbour, thank you for the excellent video! Very well made, filmed clearly with helpful text along the way.- I am curious to know what a Honda dealer would charge for this gasket replacement in 2022? Thanks again and best wishes.
Oh I'm not really sure. I've been out of the loop for quite some time now as far as pricing things. I am truly just a mechanic now. I don't talk to customers or give estimates to customers. The furthest I would even be involved in that process is just looking up labor times.
@@BarboursAutoHelp thank you for your response. Best wishes to you.
@@jayc3110 I was just quoted $203.71 for this repair.
@@rickroberge3034 thank you for your response.
Hello, I have a question
How to replace the oxygen sensor upstream sensor 1 on 2006 honda odyssey.
Do you a video about that? Thanks
I don't yet. I do plan on eventually making one though.
@@BarboursAutoHelp ok thanks thats my project for this weekend.
And oil filter housing gasket.
Few minutes ago i finished waching your video. Nice thanks blessing...
For every video fixing this problem, I can see the inner CV joint is also leaking. Quite funny
I got a 2006 Honda Odyssey. Great car runs great. But my car is leaking from the bolt that is in there and close to the area where the oil filter housing is at. My question is it the oil filter housing or there is something else. Because when I check the car from under I see the bolt and there is a lot of oil grease. So how can i know for sure where the car is leaking from? Thank you.
Hard to say. Maybe having an experienced tech look at it would be best.
Hi have a question the bolts are the same for a 04 odyssey the big one goes top. Thank you
Not sure what the question is. But, I'm not sure if an 04 is the same.
Hi, nice videos, i just subscribe, i have to do this job on my 07 odyssey, my only one question is, do i have to drain all the oil to do this? . thanks in advance ..
No, Sir.
I'm glad you ask this, it was a question I had. I gotta tackle this on my 03 today. Using about a quart a day. About $70 a week just for oil.
Let me ask you something ? You dont need to drain the engine oil to do this jobe?
Thanks for the video very well explained
I didn't. Worked out fine for me. Probably not a bad idea to change the oil while your st it.
With these O-ring gaskets, you don't really need a mating surface. The O-ring goes inside both sides from what I can tell. So I wouldn't worry too much about that.
Come again?
Keith I have an 03 Odyssey that slips into a false neutral once it warms up. Any ideas ? Forgive me for the unrelated question.
btw, your videos are always easy to follow. You make this stuff look easy.
Sorry, I'm not a transmission man. But, hows the fluid level and condition? I'm sure you've probably checked it by now.
Great video. Whats the wrench pressure ?
Sorry, I don’t have torque specifications. I highly recommend getting a manual.
Do you need to drain oil out before removing the housing?
I didn't
Thanks, this is what I was looking for...
Well done 👍🏼 is changing the o rings on the 2009 2.4 oil filter housing pretty much the same? Thanks
Not sure
@@BarboursAutoHelp thanks
if this is leaking would it be hitting the exhaust causing a burning oil smell?
This sits a little lower than the exhaust manifold so it's unlikely. But, I suppose it's possible that it could get blown onto the exhaust pipe
@@BarboursAutoHelp well, I replaced the valve cover gaskets burning smell isn’t as bad as it was but still there. When the engine is under load it increases any idea what in the world could be leaking onto the exhaust
Probably best to do a dye test. Find out exactly. I've got a video on that. th-cam.com/video/B3P5Ntqb_pU/w-d-xo.html
Will all engine oil spill once you remove the adapter?
Some but not all.
Hello! My car gasket problem how much for fix?
You'll need to ask the place that you plan on having it fixed at.
there should be a small filter screen in the gasket, why isn't it there?
Honda 3.5l motors with vcm dont have the screen, the basic engine that doesn't have vcm does have a gasket with a little screen. The video is of an Odyssey with vcm, hence, plain gasket with no screen.
Can I use carb cleaner instead of brake cleaner?
I like to use brake cleaner because it does not leave a residue. Carb cleaner leaves behind oily residue. It's best to have the mating surfaces totally clean.
This is engine oil leak ?
What? I did all that and it still leaked days later
Maybe that's not where the leak is.
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