Head Gasket Replacement Honda Acura Accord V6 Ridgeline Pilot Odyssey MDX TL CL Blown Head Gasket
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- How to replace the head gasket on a Honda Acura J Series V6, which includes Accord, Pilot, Ridgeline, Odyssey, Acura CL, TL, MDX.
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Honda Accord 2008 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC Right
Honda Accord 2009 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC Right
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Honda Odyssey 2008 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC w/ VCM; Right
Honda Odyssey 2009 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC w/ VCM; Right
Honda Odyssey 2010 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC w/ VCM; Right
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Honda Pilot 2009 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC Right
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Honda Ridgeline 2009 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC Right
Honda Ridgeline 2010 3.5L (V6) 24V SOHC Right
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Thanks for the video. Good info. The hard part is finding a reliable machine shop to mill the head deck flat. Did you replace the valves? Are you going to do a video on the valve adjusting? Thansk again for taking the time to share your knowledge. 👍
Yep 8 of the valves were bent. I do have a video on the valve adjustment, here u go:
th-cam.com/video/yErUsK6wg-Y/w-d-xo.html
Mine has 12 point head bolts, 22 ft lbs, 90 degrees x 3. I wanted to see what the final torque on those-they all clicked at 120 ft lbs and I believe its still a bit higher. Not a fan of TTY bolts n the cheap angle gauges aren’t that accurate.
LOVE Bundy's Vids, but At 18:40, it says to do a FULL Valve adjustment. BUT, you only need to adjust those which are out of spec. So don't assume you need to losten all the valves and then check them. Check the valves and adjust ONLY the ones out of spec, which if reusing the same head are probably NONE! The only time they MAY be out of spec is if you are replacing the head.
Nice job
Good explained
Hey bundy i feel what you saying but the cam jumps when you turn it with a wrench or socket to set the marks for the heads
What can happen if you don't clean properly the engine block or the Piston cylinder head? And what can happen if you touch the new gasket with your fingers and leave behind a track of little grease (organic or inorganic) from my hand
New cylinder head bolts are 22 ft lbs then 90 degrees x2
Very good videos my friend. Keep
One question Whats the head gasket you recommend. And a water pump kit. My is a 2008 odyssey Thanks in advance.
Go with a MLS Fel Pro blue head gasket kit. For the WP go with an Aisin timing belt component kit. Comes with everything you need to do the WP timing belt tensioner and pulleys.
Any where could I get those 2 things. Amazon or rockauto???
Thanks for the video. Need to replace my gasket. If only one gasket is leaking can I just do one head?
The new bolts only have half the thread of the 12 point one...are they for different applications?
Hello Bundys garage. I was wondering if a v6 3.2 j series have the same casket on both sides front and back heads I know they have guide pins on the engine block.
The caskets look the same right.
Yes I believe they are the same but they might have an UP and DOWN symbol you might have to take into account.
Do I need to take the strip the whole head apart before I take it to the machine shop? Like take off the cam etc? Someone said that's common courtesy but I really dont want to pull everything off the head considering I'm already tearing half the engine apart
Remove anythinf you don't eant to lose. It's not the machine shop's job to keep track of anything you have left on.
Ok, ok, ok, What do you mean with a full valve adjustment before firing up the engine? Can you explain better for me that I am not famyliarized with it at all
Just CHECK the valves before putting on the valve cover. If you are just replacing the headgasket, using the same head, there is PROBABLY no adjusment needed. If you are REPLACING The head, then there may be some difference, and either the valve may be open when it should be closed (Too tight), or you'll hear a lot of tapping if not adjusted.
Usually how much to get the head done at the machine shop?
On a Honda V6, between $150 and $200 per head. But it also depends on the machine shop. If your in So Cal I recommend A1 Cylinder Head in Riverside, CA. Tell’em Bundy sent you.
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What sensor is that at 17:10 in the middle?
Engine knock sensor
Hey do I need take off the engine???
What do you mean take “off” the engine?
???
But it jumps the cam
???
never use lithium grease on head bolts honda does not Recommendation this at all