2007 Honda Accord V6 Timing Belt and Water pump replacment with Valve adjustment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Red is performing the second 100k service on his 2007 Honda Accord daily. He changes the water pump, spark plugs, cleans the valve covers and a valve adjustment to keep it running another 100k.
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Probably one of the better videos ive seen on a j series timing belt replacement, much more straightforward and to the point than everything else ive looked at, thank you
I appreciate that this video was pretty much the start to finish process. Mostly uncut, of the belt and pump. Gives me an idea of how long it will take. Guesstimating a 4 hour job with lots of bitching
Considering a 07 Honda accord v6 for my daughter's 18th Bday and needed a good vid for Timing belt. Awesome work. Simple enough job for an afternoon. Great Video. Thanks
The camera man is funny 😅😅love it!😅
Fram oil filter, come on sire. Great work none the less.
7:47 Genius. Absolute hero keep it up
THAT'S A PRETTY KOOL MUGEN LOGO TATTOO YOU GOT THERE FAITHFUL TO THE BRAND BROTHER
Funny how this incredible 240 horsepower vehicle costs as much as a new iphone 12 thise days.. this video was fun to watch, i myself drive a 2005 camry 3.0 v6 with less hp but more torque
Dude, I can’t wait for you’re next AWD Civic video!!
Coming soon, next step is built motor but if you have a suggestion lmk
My man. Great job fella.
you are a beast man💪💪💪
Learned alot quick from this video👌👍👍
You make it look so easy man... crazy. I have to do same job, it will be my biggest job so far. I've done many things but this one scares me. Do I need anything for the water pump seal? Also how do I make that special tool you did for the crank bolt? Do I have to drain all the coolant or just replace what came out of the pump? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks brother
you have to get a special crank bolt thats made just for a honda.
...I saw on a similar video by Everett's Workshop channel, someone made a comment about using a breaker bar with a socket, placed on the crankshaft bolt. You brace the breaker bar, so that it doesn't move, and then you bump the ignition key a bit, without starting the car, just to get the starter to turn the crankshaft, to loosen the bolt. 🤔 I've never tried this.
It would probably help to do it with a Remote Starter Switch hooked up to the starter...
The new water pump comes with a new rubber gasket.
would be nice if you explained what you were doing...
Awesome video 👋
Great job! Thanks.
nice to see a informative video on a j series!! one motor I would love to learn more about but dam that water pump seems to be a job for sure! your valve adjustment tool, what brand is it??
This is my exact same car :)
nice, i want to know, i just change timing belt, tensioner and camshaft positon sensor. There is a vibrations show up, Could you give a suggestion to check another things?
My water pump went out.. Car shop wants $508 to change it.. I figure since I have to mess with timing chain Ima pay it but it sucks.. Any advice on my decision? I'm decent working on cars but still an amateur
My car has the same water pump n timing belt issue, it stop running while I was driving home I try start the ignition several times but no way...does that mean the engine is bad?
Dude... you got decent channel here with pretty regular content. You're primed to blow up man. Consider me subbed, I'll do my best to spread the word. 😃
Thanks, just want to share the work I do and document the built of my em2
How do I time the crankshaft and camshaft pulleys without the belt being on?
You don't want to rotate the cams or crank independently without it being at TDC, you could end up damaging the valves or pistons on an interference engine.
Hey this is brett from New Mexico I had a quick question do you have to take the valve covers off in order to do this job or can you leave them on
No
@@90mustang135 yeah I got it fixed had to send it to the shop I couldn't take the crank shaft pulley bolt off but it's fixed now they even had a hard time
Do you know if it’s possible to replace the timing belt/chain on a 2007 Accord LX with the 2.4L engine? When I asked at the dealership I was told “it has a lifetime timing chain.” Which meant when I asked further, “that means when the chain goes, the life of the engine is over.” Is this true? Is there no way to replace it? Seems ridiculous, but I’ve heard crazier shit. BTW my car has 275,000 miles on it, so I know the chain has got to be near the end.
Yes. But pulling the chain cover is not easy, in the service manual that is provided to every dealer in it there is a spec for when the chain is stretched and needs to be replaced
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Where In so cal your located I might need this dkne
I hate how they put a timing belt in this engine. I bought a 2005 Honda Accord and as a guy who knows nothing about cars the damn thing snapped on me while driving. I think I only had the car for a year. Lesson learned. She only had 178000 miles. It completely bent all valves. I miss having this v6 engine. Now I have a tiny 4 cylinder civic but at least I pay nothing on gas now.
@@mronemanband1 not for these v6 engines
Was it the stock belt from factory? Lasted a good time!
Thank you sir is there a specific size for that particular Honda valve guage feeler thickness that you use on each valve or just same guage feeler thickness in all six valves . Thanks!
Automatic?
Yes
@@PirateGarage nice car man, I have a 2006 6 speed manual with 152K miles on it, I just got it and everything since working fine expect for a squeak it has when it is cold, maybe valve adjustment and possibly steering pump rebuild. I'm not really sure how old the timing belt is but I would hate for it to go while I'm on the road
This car is my daily so I like the auto
@@PirateGarage got you. I will try to do the job you did in the future. For now I will just go ahead and work in the steering pump and do a valve adjustment
The pumps are very easy to rebuild using the parts form the dealership
you should have at least put some wood on the jack.....
That car has over 200k I'm good
Honest mechanics are a rarity these days. I live in Minneapolis. How much for labor only please do you think is worth if I get my own parts for timing and water belt replacement for my 07 accord v6? It has 81000 miles on it. I want to make an offer that is an honest quote. If not I fear the mechanics get their parts and charge a huge price which is a dishonest price.
Very vaige video very rarely did you actually explain what you were doing but just taking off parts as you go. I highly suggest using a wooden block next time on the oil pan. The video is supposed to be useful for the common DIY person and explain steps and procedures on what your actual doing and maybe a little more professional.
I think it’s more informational vs instructional. He even says an amateur shouldn’t do this.
not informative
Where did you get the ring that you said it created centrifugal force?
Also what does it weight the Ring what typed of metal? Maybe aluminum not sure. Thanks in advanced am going to try to make 1