Honda Accord Thermostat Housing Replacement with Basic Hand Tools
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- Thermostat housing replacement with basic hand tools. This specific vehicle is a 2003 Honda Accord, part Honda 19320-RAA-A02.
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This same job on a 2004 CRV (along with water pump and power steering pump replacements) has taken me two straight nights. There is no room to work, and the entire front of the car has to come off. The metal pipe into the housing is the same setup, and I've been stumped for a while trying to remove it. Thanks for the view I needed!
I needed this vid to figure out how to get that metal pipe out of the housing. Snug Bunny! Thanks man!
Thanks for making this. Exactly the part I needed to replace.
Glad to help!
hey, nice video. Could you possibly tell me the part # or give me a link for one of the O Rings that I'm going to need for the Metal Pipe at 2:40 in your video? 👍
Wow great video. I just changed the radiator hoses and thermostat on my wife’s 99 Accord EXL with 60000 miles just for the heck of it. They were original hoses but I changed just because of age. The thermostat housing is metal though. Never saw plastic before. The hoses were original but in excellent condition. Anyway great video. Artie 👍👍👍
Awesome!
Honda dealership just tried to charge me 867.00 to change thermostat casing their tech broke while changing my starter 2 weeks ago....thanks for your video cause i knew he done it when he replaced starter...
Glad to help.
Thank fir showing the metal pipe !!!
It’s called a bypass hose do you have any videos on how to replace that hose 2005 Honda Accord? 2 videos out yours and 1 A auto
It seems like an oldie but it’s a goodie. My 08 si is leaking coolant from the thermostat housing. I might be able to get away with just replacing the gaskets but I’m thinking of just replacing the whole thing. Any suggestions?
I have the same question. What did you end up doing?
@@jamessmriga6999 I replaced the housing it was a tricky area but not so so hard
the level of visual detail you give is unparalleled.
Thank you. Glad to help.
What size is are the scond set of bolts?
I did it thank you 👍
The head on my top bolt is stripped any tips to remove?
any tips on taking of the housing with out breaking it? LOL its so hard to come offffff, im close to just calling a mechanic and having them do it lol
I have a 2005 Honda Accord squirting water from behind intake manifold but after watching Video I seen that housing has a secondary hose that runs by inner intake manifold I believe we’re my leak is at great video only one I found with my issue. Bad news for me I have to remove intake manifold.there a pain
I had to replace my vtec solenoid and had to pull the housing from the side. Now i have the problem of trying to get the housing onto the pipe because the o ring on the neck won't stay in place. Also my thermostat housing only has 2 12mm bolts not 3. Any suggestions?
Is that manifold easy to take off and put back on?
It's not too bad - th-cam.com/video/ZyRpY1yosEs/w-d-xo.html
What kind of gasket do i buy to put on the housing? Thanks
Ese tubo siempre entra flojo ?
Do you need to bleed the system after changing thermostat?
Yes the system must be bled in order to replace the thermostat
I’m on my second time repairing this housing on base RSX - what would be the reason for this ? Like the cause of death to the housing would be what? It’ll last a month I’m thinking before it cracks again smh
Buying aftermarket housings?
Do you recall the Honda part number?
This site helps. Just choose your specific model and you'll find any part and the corresponding part number - www.hondafactoryparts.com/
Does anyone no we’re that bypass hose go two
I did this job took me 2 hours removed intake and starting motor put wd40 on that oil ring metal pipe went in back very easy did everything from the top those two 10 millimeters screws on the back of the housing are very hard but take your time
I don't understand why so many car manufacturers decided to put the whole thermostat assembly so close to the fan belt and alternator. Any leak that springs out of that assembly will drench the fan belt and get into the alternator, causing more havoc that will need to be repaired. Grrrr!
That's a very good point. Hopefully it doesn't leak! **fingers crossed**
Hey but my Titan has it at the lowest point possible so if I ever have to cross deep water my alternator is now water-cooled.
Nothing will happen if coolant leaks onto an alternator.
What is the name of the metal hose sitting in the thermostat housing
Connecting pipe :-)
Hell yea bless u
Damn that's a crappy spot for honda to put a thermostat. You gotta pull back the intake manifold. cant remember what it is. But did you pull that back for easier access
The housing is in a tough spot. But if you were to replace the thermostat only, it isn't too bad. Just remove the lower radiator hose clip and it's right there.
Found out the hard way that the thermostat for 50 buxs is fine its this piece behind it leakn
What is that piece called? Asked the guy at auto zone for thermostat housing and he gave me a thermostat.
There is no way to get one of the bolt off
I have a 2010 and I need the metal tube as well. FML
I just got one at Amazon for $10
Stupid pipe keeps leaking...
En español por favor
reusing those clamps, tsk tsk.
It'll be aight. Those clamps have one job.
@Victor Y. I must be lucky, ive been wrenching as honda for a little over 20 years, they have worked great for me. They are getting harder to compress as hondas have gotten more cramped under the hood though. I find myself wanting to change them out with the screw type.