Honda Odyssey Oil Leak DIAGNOSE and REPAIR
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- Honda Odyssey Oil Leak DIAGNOSE and REPAIR, every Honda Odyssey has this problem, oil filter housing leaks oil.
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My bulletproof 2009 with 220,000 on it JUST started leaking. I crawled under and traced it to this area. I'm thinking this is the root cause. I'll be sharing with my mechanic! Looks like a nice, inexpensive repair! Thank you!!!
Thanks so much man ! Video was helpful, straight to the point, and very informative
I used AT-205 to expand the seals.. bad leak stopped after about 200 miles of driving. I was skeptical but am very happy with this product… 7 months in… no leak
A good stop leak for cooling systems that I swear by is K-Seal. I used that in my friends Chevy Sonic. Those car's are cooling system nightmares. It stopped the leak in the radiator.
Your video save my day I just ordered that piece at the Honda dealer
Super helpful video! Was losing oil in my 2006 Honda Odyssey and was worried it was gonna be a big garage bill. Watched this video and was able to do it myself. I’m pretty certain this is where the leak was because it had a buildup of sludge on this part. I used Fel-Pro oil filter adapter gasket # 73040. Changed the oil and filter at the same time. Let it run for awhile and i didn’t spot any leaks. I will keep an eye on it, but I believe this was the problem!
glad it helped
Hoping this and a muzzler with new valve cover gaskets solves my issues
Thanks dude ! I'm fixing mine now.
Thanks for the insight ! I couldn't locate the leak for all the oil. Much appreciated!
glade it helped
Just had mine fixed
@auto repair tips great video. I'm pretty sure this is whats happening for me. I assume you have to drain/change the oil. it's not that dry as is, is it?
Very clean and neat video Bro....Thanks a Bundel
Thanks
Permatex ultra black around the area will do the trick after replacing that rubber gasket 😎
Seeing an oil leak on my 2015, would this fix be the same approach?
Thank you. Now I know what gasket to get. I will be repairing that on my next oil change.
Glad to help
Thanks, great video!
thanks for short efficient clear video!
Your welcome
Can you tell me where did you take the long screw from left top, right top or bottom middle.??? I didn't catch you showing on your video . thanks
GREAT JOB! THANK YOU!
Your welcome
@2:50 can you tell me what sensor that is with the black rubber nipple over it. It’s behind the housing at the top left of it. Please and thank you in advance.
Is this the same for a 2007 Honda Pilot?
Great tip.
Thank you sir !
What is the exact name of that gasket? Thanks good video
I'm a single middle age woman. I can do this... I just bought a used 06 Odyssey... but my top deal is leaking... and maybe this one to... you are amazing plz keep sharing videos 😻📸 thank you, God bless 🙏
Do you have any experience doing mechanical work. If you do, this is something you can definitely do. If not, it may give you some issues. I appreciate your kind words. Thank you.
Can you post the link for the gasket
Thank you
What if the oil is leaking from that hex nut on the left side of that filter.
Make sure you check which honda or acura car and look for the 10mm bolt on the right of the housing. For example, the acura RLX has that bolt in the back of the harmonic balancer. You need to remove the accessory belt, the harmonic balancer, then you get to the 10mm bolt. The acura tl and the honda accord do not have that issue. It’s straight forward like in the video.
Mine is leaking bad, 270k easy fix. Thank You!
Glad it helped
My housing looks like it is crack…thought that was going to be a bigger job. Thanks for the help!
Not sure if you have video showing leak from oil pan plug?
Not yet!
This oil leak evidently has been going on for a while. The van squeals horribly, and the mechanic charged us for other repairs... eventually, it leaked bad enough for me to look into it, and... this video made it easy for me to fix it... now to do the repair and clean the area and belt to see if that fixes the whole problem.... it is a 2007 after all.
How did it turn out?
Thanks, brother.
You're welcome
Thank you sir, 08 odyssey owner.
Any time!
I freaking knew it your vid just confirmed it thanks brother great vid sweet simple to the point.. u gotta sub here
Thanks
@@AutoRepairTips757 thank you sir
Going to purchase the gasket now lmao
It’s just became a rapid issue fast gotta wrap that crap up
@@smithwesson3771 hope it works out
I can’t get the top bolt to thread on my housing. Any recommendations? Thanks
you can run a thread chaser in there first
Hi. What’s the part name for the gasket? Thanks 🙏
oil filter housing gasket
Some Honda bond or gasket maker around that side without the bolt probably wouldn’t hurt. Don’t feel like doing mine twice, so I’ll more than likely take my own advice. Lol. Appreciate this video, I’ve been wondering why my leak is so bad down low.
hope it helped you
Does it leak oil onto your drain bolt?I have a leak that drops onto drain bolt and surrounding area though my drain bolt is tight
@@AutoRepairTips757how do you know that's the leak? Or maybe some where else....
What do you torque the three bolts to?
I don’t remember, but it’s not a lot I’m thinking inch lbs
You didn’t need to drain the oil before doing this work?
thanks
No problem
Some of these gaskets have filters and some do not. I see one of each coming up when I search for an 07 odyssey. I guess I’ll order both to be safe and return whichever is the wrong one.
Update: just did this repair and no filter on original gasket. Job was pretty easy and saved me a lot of money doing myself.
I had the same dilemma saw both parts didnt know which one to get. I got the one with filter, when i got the old one off it didnt have the filter. The filter can be easily pried out and used anyway without it. This is one of the easiest repairs I have done on this POS you just have to identify this as the leak source. Yes its a POS for a jap car bought with 111k now has 157k i cant count how much shit Ive had to fix and or needs fixin just the planned stuff like timing belt and valve adjustments are absurd compared to Toyota Sienna. (07 exl)
Sucker that i am i bought another last year (16 elite)but much less has broken. We will see how happy I am at about 110k when I gotta do the timing belt. It does drive fantastic for a minivan
It depends on submodel like exl. And touring don't have gasket I believe and certain years don't either..
@@ashleyredden2201 for some engine parts yeah but Im pretty sure all odys of a certain year have oil filter mounting plate gaskets. What would differ is VCM vs non VCM and thats where trim levels come in. For instance 07 lower trims lx and ex have the J35A6 while upper trims exl and touring have J35A7, with VCM and those have spool valves on each head with gaskets prone to leakage.
@@batvette timing belt expense is annoying but the Honda j series is pretty rugged other than that. Have 206k on my ody
I might have this problem.. my Honda leaks oil and goes to the mufflers then a little smoke comes out .. no overheating nothing. Just loss of oil
oah great video
Thanks
16 Ft-lbs is what's required for the 3 mounting bolts. Also use a gasket that has a screen in it. Especially if the original gasket from the factory had a screen in it.
Do you need to drain the oil first before removing this housing? I’m assuming you’d have a mess otherwise. I literally just changed my oil 15 min ago thinking the leak was around the oil filter itself, but I think it’s this gasket you showed us.
No I didn’t drain the oil first you’re gonna have a little bit of a mess but not much
@@AutoRepairTips757 Thank you!
@@joeorlando94 you need,he forgot say it😅
Good to have a drain pan if not up on a lift. You get about 1/2 cup of oil.
HOw long would you have to let it run before you may see the leak? Thank you!
As soon as I started up, it would leak
I was told my 09 honda odyssey, oil leak requires transmission to be lowered which is the bulk of the price of $1,800 to repair. Does that sound about right?
What is leaking?
@@AutoRepairTips757 they said near pump and mentioned something about gasket. That only way to access it was to lower transmission
@@AutoRepairTips757 yeah the oil pan or what is labeled under engine literally has Engine Oil engraved in the bottom of it. The gasket needs to be repaired and labor is the most expensive part need to be in shop most all day
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You did not tell us which year Honda Odyssey this was. I have a 1995 (1st Generation) Odyssey... Is this fix similar?... Thanks and best wishes.
I will check when I get back to work on Monday
@@AutoRepairTips757 ok.. Thank you.
is 05 2005 year bro
Just replaced this same Gasket on my 04 odessey. The water passage, EGR and thermostat gaskets are next. But then I gotta track down the other oil leak. I'm afraid it's the rear main seal but I'm really hoping I'm wrong.
Good luck
T hank ya pete
Do you drain the oil while doing this? And whats the part number
No need to
@@AutoRepairTips757 thank you 🙏
Man! Hopefully this is all that's wrong with mine. Definitely looks like where my oil is coming from. Please God! Everything else I've read is gonna cost me a lot, because I don't have the equipment or savvy to do those.
Anyone have the link to the gasket or part number?
I do not have a link to the gasket
How much is the gasket
I don’t remember but it was pretty cheap
video
Dumb question maybe. Does the oil have to be drained to perform this repair? Thanks.
Thanks for watching, and no you don’t have to drain the oil
I just changed my gasket, but this wasn’t where my oil was leaking. I am guessing it’s my oil pain gasket.
Well you have one less thing to worry about going forward now. I guess it’s a process of elimination and the good thing is that these repairs seem doable which can save us some nice money. I’ll be doing this on the weekend and also changing a seal on another component known to leak. I think it’s the vtec spool gasket. After these two are changed I’m hoping my leak is fixed. If not then it’s on to the next possible culprit I guess. Very thankful for videos like these and the people who take the time to do them. I’m a handy guy with respect to tools and woodworking. But I never did automotive. Thanks to TH-cam I’ve done a number of repairs that were beyond my basic understanding but got them done. One of the biggest was taking apart the top of my jeep engine to replace an oil filter housing (damn oil leaks lol). Took a whole day but I saved a lot of money.
What did it turn out to be? VVT solenoid gaskets?
@@tdz69 It is my oil pan gasket, but the leak is small , so it’s not a big deal and it’s not worth all the time and effort ,imo.
I have 266,000 on my 2001 Odyssey, and I am hoping to get another 100k out of it, if possible. I’ve put plenty of parts onto this van and, everything operates on it. The one thing I haven’t changed yet, is the water pump and belt , which are recommended @ 100k.
Iam the 3rd owner, so idk if the belt and pump have been done yet. I recently took my vin to the Honda dealership to see if I could obtain any Maintenance records on my van but they had nothing. The previous owner said she had all her work done at the Honda dealership, but I had no luck. I just wish I knew if the belt and water pump were changed so I don’t have to waste time doing it myself . From what i see, it’s a big job.
These gaskets good bad and it will leak very bad, Two quarts every 30 , 40 miles and worse.
Worst nightmare? Looks easier than an oil change
Mine just went bad while i was about 70 miles from home. It dumped 3 quarts and oil light came on. I filled it with oil and it dumped 4 more on the way home I had to stop when oil light came on again.
@@GoatOrangepollution.