Water Pump on a 2004 Honda CR-V
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Replacement of the water pump and timing cover oil seal on a 2004 Honda CRV 2.4L
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Unreal. I have been looking at a lot of videos about this repair and dropping the subframe to let the motor drop further is by far the easiest. The hard bolt came out pretty easily. Thanks!!!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Nice work and thank you for doing this. Very helpful. I'm just at the point of removing the water pump on an 07 CRV. Looks like patience and perseverance are the name of the game with this job.
@awac4577 Definately lol. Thanks for watching, hope it helps!
A little tip - when you put the belt back in place, it's easier to put it on the tensioner pulley last, especially if it's new and not stretched. The tensioner pulley has a rounded and smooth edge, makes it easy and there is less chance of damaging the belt on sharp edge of the power steering pulley. Learned that the hard way.
@martinezuchiha7624 thanks for the tip. I do that sonetimes too, sometimes it just wont go over the ps pulley. Its easier to reach the ps pulley while trying to loosen the tensioner, thats usually why I go that route. Sometimes those tensioners are extremely tight.
I enjoy your videos and a couple of other TH-cam channels on auto repair. Just because it may not be the make or model of my vehicles there's always tips and tricks we can use. I've always found a pully that spins too freely or for a long time turned by hand is usually bad . ✌🏻
I appreciate you always watching them. Thank you!
Very nicely done. I just found your video when looking to do this repair.
Your technique is thorough and well done.
Kudos to you.
Thank you
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Great job on the video! You did a nice job with explaining all the steps, and describing the tools that were used. This was very helpful! Appreciate it!
Thank you! Thanks for watching!!
Good video and explanation.👍
Not a particularly easy job. It pays to be careful and patient.
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Really nice job thank you for sharing the tips to a perfect repair.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
May I ask how many hours would labor be for this job? I’m asking because without 2 nickels to rub together I’ll be DIY on this one. Thank you.
Dont remember, maybe 2-3 hours with burping.
Great video!! I just subscribed… Thank you for sharing, I am constantly looking for videos on 2005 Honda CRV repairs.. I haven’t done any of my own repairs yet but I’m having trouble finding a mechanic that knows how to fix my car. In the last 6 months I’ve had to have my tensioner replaced twice, my serpentine belt 4 times, alternator twice, power steering pump and all hoses and pipe, PCV valve, new battery, new spark plugs, full synthetic oil change and my car is still having the same problem and noise only now it’s worse and serpentine belt and area is now shaking and my car started overheating within 10 miles of leaving the mechanic shop after the 4th belt, PCV replacement and spark plugs etc.. got done.. I’m in a rural area and I can’t find a Honda mechanic near me..
@Tonya474 whats the noise youre getting? It can be very hard to diagnose a pulley noise cause it travels through the belt. Its best to remove the belt and spin the pullies.
@Tonya474 this didnt completely take care of her noise. It ended up being the ac compressor too.
@Tonya474 pull the belt and check the ac compressor. Drove me crazy trying to find it. You can tell in this video how bummed I was too when the noise wasnt gone. I was sure it was the water pump with how much it was squealing (I even show it squealing on video with the belt off).
@Tonya474 My client got one from A-Premium and its been doing just fine.
@@MegaMilesBenIt sounds exactly like those YT videos “ What a bad tensioner sounds like “ When I accelerate the noise gets louder
if u remove the power steering line / 10mm bracket - u can remove the pump from the top and do not need to remove the crank pully. 10mm bolt easier the crank pully
Thanks for the tip!
Good job
Thanks for watching!
All these pulleys should spin pretty freely and smoothly right? If it’s binding up or making noise or not spinning straight that’s when you know it needs to be replaced? If a pulley is messed up should you replace just that pulley or replace the part it’s attached to also? Also great job looks like a frustrating job
All pullies should be easily turned except the crankshaft pulley. Power steering pulley will have slight force because of the fluid. Depends on the part and whats wrong with it, some pulleys cant be replaced alone.
Thank you, I have an old RAV4 that on start up and going in reverse the noise is insane. Then when finished backing up it goes away and everything is quiet. I’ve replaced the belt already but I’m thinking I’m going to take the belt off and give all the pulleys a spin and see what the problem is. Noise is from the belt area
Take a lot of patience to work on cars. Some are easy and some are a bit hard. Adapt to curse a lot.
It takes a lot of patience sometimes, thats for sure. Throwing tools and step stools help a little 😆
After you were finished you said it didn’t get rid of the noise. What did you find to be the cause after the water pump replacement?
The water pump had noise but wasnt all of it. It ended up being the alternator. It didnt make any noise with the belt off but the alternator pulley pulled out of the alternator. I had recommended the alternator after the job but by the time my client got around to doing it, it was too late and broke.
What would something like this cost to be replaced?
I dont discuss labor on youtube. My shop is discounted to help the community and my clients provide their own parts so my quotes dont compare to others. Labor also varies from state to state. You can expect about 2 hours probably.
Thank you for your service sir 🫡