When I saw it go into the right car I was confused after seeing so many b-swaps. First I thought the video said crx… then I saw the headlights and thought it was a 7th gen civic.😅 Thank you for the video.
man I have to say amazing work!!!!, I currently have 4 Honda CRV im not kidding I love this little SUVs they are amazing, i will soon have to overhaul 2 engines with my dad and this video helped me a lot of having an idea of what i will see, thanks a lot man i enjoyed the video a lot
Felipe Fuentealba thank you! I really appreciate that. If you get stuck on doing anything make sure to watch my other 2 videos of the rebuild that is in more detail. I made the video as a good reference for me and anyone else. So it’s nice to hear that the video is getting the job done. Also we have already put 3000 miles on the engine since the rebuild and no issues so far
I sure hope so!! It’s already at almost 1500 miles, so it about ready for its 3rd oil change on break in. So far it’s running great and has already traveled out of town twice in it!
Tim Lestage honestly if time was an issue I would go that route of the imported low mileage engine, if not then I would do like I did and do an engine rebuild. Only if you have time to do it right. Also, if I were to do it again I would probably use rock auto rebuild kit, it was only like $25 more than the eBay rebuild. Not had any problems out of the eBay stuff just saying if I were to do it again, that’s what I would do
@@MooreProjects i definitely have the time this winter! I would feel better rebuilding it myself rather than buying a low mileage engine. I mean if i am going to go through all the work pulling it i damn well better rebuild it to have a engine with no miles plus gain priceless experience along the way! Thank you for the advice i will look into rock Auto kits.
I have a 1997 Honda CR-V it’s my first car and I’m trying to keep it forever it has around 213,000 miles on it and was wondering how much this would cost to have someone do this for me please reply thank you
Not sure how much someone would charge but I would figure somewhere around $2500-3000 for a rebuild. It only cost me about $750 in parts and machine work
Just curious on average how long did the whole process take? And what did it cost to get everything machined? I am curious if it’s worth doing the rebuild vs buying a crate motor off eBay for my 2010 CRV I am pretty sure the piston rings are toast as it’s consuming a lot of oil.
I worked on it on and off for about 4 months. It was at my mom’s house. Cost around $800 in machine work and parts. Definitely worth it tho. It’s a learning experience. And something to be proud of when it’s done
If you buy a JDM motor to swap in that has low mileage is another option. Cost about the same but you still need to buy some extra maintenance items like any rubber pieces that have gotten brittle will probably leak. Belts would still need to be changed out too. But would be a lot quicker of a swap process
I was able to find a US engine with around 80k miles on it for around $2500 on eBay. However problem is these k24Z6 engines already have a recall on the piston rings so I may still be looking at a rebuild either way.
Been looking at buying a first gen CRV. Most are 200k+ miles. This gave me some insight on the rebuild. Really pretty straight forward. How long did this whole process take labor wise? I see you're in Greenville. I'm over by Athens,GA. Any good CRVs out there? lol
There are a few CRVs for sale this way. The first gen’s are the best in my opinion as far as form and function. It took me on and off about 4 months to do the rebuild while videoing. I might if worked on it once a week and pieced it together. It would take a solid weekend to put one together if the machine work was already done
@@MooreProjects that’s good to know! I really love the 1st gens. Just can’t seem to find any worth buying. I want an AWD 99-01. I drove a 98 yesterday with 194k. It was honestly pretty great but I figured why not find the later years of the 1st gen. Plus the guy wants $4k which seems to be a trend lol. Can’t do it. They were $2k a year ago!
@@iruleyounow yeah I know! I got lucky and found my 2000 CRV for $1400 last year. And the other 2000 CRV for $500 and drove it home. That was about 3 years ago
@@MooreProjects The good old days lol. I actually found one in Greenville! I'm going thursday to check it out so thanks man! haha its a 99 and looks great!
hey i got a question i'm autistic and dyslexic i was wondering if you could rebuild an engine for me. i'm extremely poor trying to get on disability. you'd be a great help
Hope you enjoyed the video!
When I saw it go into the right car I was confused after seeing so many b-swaps.
First I thought the video said crx… then I saw the headlights and thought it was a 7th gen civic.😅
Thank you for the video.
Lol I’m not saying that I couldn’t have but this was just a straight rebuild for the wife. I might do b sway on my 91 civic in the future
I both never want to have to do this but hope to do this myself when the time comes.
Can’t wait to do this with my 05 crv gunna make that beauty ride and sound the same day it was rode of the lot
THANK YOU FOR KEEPING ONE MORE HONDA CRV ON THE ROAD. YOU JUST GAINED A SUBSCRIBER.
This guy is a hero. Thank you for this.
Oreo Oreo thanks man!!
man I have to say amazing work!!!!, I currently have 4 Honda CRV im not kidding I love this little SUVs they are amazing, i will soon have to overhaul 2 engines with my dad and this video helped me a lot of having an idea of what i will see, thanks a lot man i enjoyed the video a lot
Felipe Fuentealba thank you! I really appreciate that. If you get stuck on doing anything make sure to watch my other 2 videos of the rebuild that is in more detail. I made the video as a good reference for me and anyone else. So it’s nice to hear that the video is getting the job done. Also we have already put 3000 miles on the engine since the rebuild and no issues so far
Lord have mercy this is such a great video. You deserve more views man! Well done. Great editing!
Paul Gomez thank you man I definitely appreciate it. I’m doing the best I can. I’m still learning on all this editing process but it’s getting there
great job!
Sweet and straight to the Point, great video Brother
Thank you. I tried to keep it simple
very efficient
adam boyd thanks man. I know it’s very fast paced. But it gives some ppl a process to watch and see what goes into it
Great video, keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Great vid !
Thanks! I hope to make more videos soon
Love the video is the Honda still running to this day on the eBay kit I’m about to by the kit for my car?
Yes we still daily drive it actually. Over 25,000 miles so far no issues
You have a video of how you did the timing ?
Yeah it should be in my top end rebuild video
And now its ready to go another 300k miles!
I sure hope so!! It’s already at almost 1500 miles, so it about ready for its 3rd oil change on break in. So far it’s running great and has already traveled out of town twice in it!
@@MooreProjects bro im looking at rebuilding my 2001 honda crv instead of getting a imported one for 800 with 50k miles on it.
Tim Lestage honestly if time was an issue I would go that route of the imported low mileage engine, if not then I would do like I did and do an engine rebuild. Only if you have time to do it right. Also, if I were to do it again I would probably use rock auto rebuild kit, it was only like $25 more than the eBay rebuild. Not had any problems out of the eBay stuff just saying if I were to do it again, that’s what I would do
@@MooreProjects i definitely have the time this winter! I would feel better rebuilding it myself rather than buying a low mileage engine. I mean if i am going to go through all the work pulling it i damn well better rebuild it to have a engine with no miles plus gain priceless experience along the way! Thank you for the advice i will look into rock Auto kits.
I have a 1997 Honda CR-V it’s my first car and I’m trying to keep it forever it has around 213,000 miles on it and was wondering how much this would cost to have someone do this for me please reply thank you
Not sure how much someone would charge but I would figure somewhere around $2500-3000 for a rebuild. It only cost me about $750 in parts and machine work
@@MooreProjects ok thank you
Just curious on average how long did the whole process take? And what did it cost to get everything machined? I am curious if it’s worth doing the rebuild vs buying a crate motor off eBay for my 2010 CRV I am pretty sure the piston rings are toast as it’s consuming a lot of oil.
I worked on it on and off for about 4 months. It was at my mom’s house. Cost around $800 in machine work and parts. Definitely worth it tho. It’s a learning experience. And something to be proud of when it’s done
If you buy a JDM motor to swap in that has low mileage is another option. Cost about the same but you still need to buy some extra maintenance items like any rubber pieces that have gotten brittle will probably leak. Belts would still need to be changed out too. But would be a lot quicker of a swap process
I was able to find a US engine with around 80k miles on it for around $2500 on eBay. However problem is these k24Z6 engines already have a recall on the piston rings so I may still be looking at a rebuild either way.
Been looking at buying a first gen CRV. Most are 200k+ miles. This gave me some insight on the rebuild. Really pretty straight forward. How long did this whole process take labor wise? I see you're in Greenville. I'm over by Athens,GA. Any good CRVs out there? lol
There are a few CRVs for sale this way. The first gen’s are the best in my opinion as far as form and function. It took me on and off about 4 months to do the rebuild while videoing. I might if worked on it once a week and pieced it together. It would take a solid weekend to put one together if the machine work was already done
@@MooreProjects that’s good to know! I really love the 1st gens. Just can’t seem to find any worth buying. I want an AWD 99-01. I drove a 98 yesterday with 194k. It was honestly pretty great but I figured why not find the later years of the 1st gen. Plus the guy wants $4k which seems to be a trend lol. Can’t do it. They were $2k a year ago!
@@iruleyounow yeah I know! I got lucky and found my 2000 CRV for $1400 last year. And the other 2000 CRV for $500 and drove it home. That was about 3 years ago
@@MooreProjects The good old days lol. I actually found one in Greenville! I'm going thursday to check it out so thanks man! haha its a 99 and looks great!
@@iruleyounow awesome! Good luck with it! Is it a 5 speed?
hey i got a question i'm autistic and dyslexic i was wondering if you could rebuild an engine for me. i'm extremely poor trying to get on disability. you'd be a great help
What references did you use to rebuild this engine? (Websites, Books)?
I used a chiltons repair manual
Ok so.....you doing mine next?
I have another b20 I’m planning on redoing for our 2nd CRV. Hopefully it runs just as good as the first one I did.
So did you swap for a manual or did you keep the stock transmission?
111NCH111 beats we kept it automatic
How much does it cost to do the rebuilt
abdallah Azeez it cost me $600 to mine including the machine work done at the machine shop
What state you located in?
Greenville, SC
I want become your student
Azam Malik thanks man. I could only wish to become a teacher one day. I enjoy sharing the knowledge