How to do a Honda oil pan gasket replacement integra CRV civic b18 b20 b16
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2019
- B series oil pan gasket removal and installation. This oil pan gasket fits all of the b series engines. The process is the same for all integras, CRVs, b16 del sols, civic Si, and any b series swapped Honda’s.
Link to OEM gasket
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HONDABOND
www.amazon.com/dp/B00STVCWYY/...
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Hope this video motivates someone else out there to fix their leaks. And keep these Honda’s on the road!
This helped a whole lot while I'm changing my oil pan out
Replaced my oil pan gasket today. Thanks for the tutorial
You can use torch to ease removal of the old gasket. Doesn't have to be a cutting torch, just a propane or butane bottle torch from Walmart. You can get it off cleanly in about 15 min. Or you could try a heat gun or hot hair dryer. Heat the side that doesn't have to gasket and when the sticky stuff melts enough to pull it lose, use pliers or wear gloves and pull it off in pieces, maybe 6-9, depending on how hot your heat source is. If it's not coming off cleanly, heat is more before pulling off the gasket.
Great advice! I’ll try that next time
You actually want to add the honda bond in between the engine block and the gasket at the 4 corners where there are seems in the engine block. The RTV (honda bond) does not go between the gasket and the oil pan. The Honda bond is for sealing the seams in the engine block not for holding the gasket to the pan. If you are going to use honda bond all the way around you actually don't need the gasket at all. the RTV is a gasket maker. I'm sure this way works fine but its not the technically correct way to do it. although it might leak a little over time between the seams in the engine where the honda bond was supposed to go on the other side of the gasket.
You’re right. Mine started leaking about 6 month later and had to replace it again. Didn’t use any Hondabond the 2nd time and it held nicely. No leaks
Been putting my oil pan leak off for a while. With you guy’s info ima get on with it this week
@@MooreProjects Did you skip the Hondabond altogether. I found a Feldpro gasket which is more rigid and has metal. I read that with that, you on need to put RTV in the stepped areas or these specific areas. But there are no angled areas. I would think you could skip the RTV/sealant. Just thought I'd check to see what you ended up doing. Mine is a 99 Honda Accord DX.
@aaroncalhounash3103 Can you tell me if this is the same on a Honda Accord (1999 DX-- four cylinder)? I got a Feldpro gasket, and I want to minimize use of Hondabond. I don't see the stepped areas or areas with an angle I've read about. The person helping me thought maybe we could skip the RTV, because it's pretty smooth.
The sealant youre referencing before you install the gasket is from them sealing the oil pump. Not hondabond in the corners
Might need to do mine on my crv soon
Can u use JUST honda bond As a gasket
Christopher Roman no you can use it with a gasket but Alone I don’t think would be a good idea on a Honda. On other cars maybe just silicone would be fine. Hondabond is only semi hardening
@@MooreProjects not true .... k series requires no gasket just hondabond trust me I doubted it at first but it never leaked
I don't hit like on car videos but that deez nuts got me 😂😂
E.Man haha I’m glad someone got a kick out of that
Did it seal with all that Honda bond?
Number 4 yeah it did. But now it looks like the crank seal is leaking. So that’s next on the list
Pov your watching this video and you stopped to eat some lunch after getting the chrunchy rubber seal off
Haha yea
Still working on getting that old gasket off man razer blade sucks
Burnt the mess out of my fingers after about 20min and 6 inches of gasket I got the paint stripper out