Honda / Acura must have tools!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Launch x431: a.co/d/hcyWYuN
Oil filter socket: a.co/d/bRvRnQP
S2000 oil filter socket: a.co/d/3MVZMGh
Felixble funnel: a.co/d/4OMDIJf
Timing pins: a.co/d/0i1BpuD
Seat belt release: a.co/d/2oY8xce
Vim clip tool: a.co/d/3S5vitq
Honda clip pliers:
Weighted socket 19mm: a.co/d/3B193UE
Weighted socket 17mm: a.co/d/dJUn7va
14mm spark plug socket: a.co/d/dJUn7va
o2 socket: a.co/d/6vv2rBN
Brake caliper cube: a.co/d/g7FsDsN
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I ordered the 2024 Launch x 431 . Now I can clean my throttle bodies on all 3 Honda / Acura cars. Thanks Jersey brother!
Sweet! 🙌
My favorite paper or rubber gasket holder is gasgacinch
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You forgot a bin just full of 10mm sockets 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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plus 12, 14, and 17 love working on Honda's they are predictable, don't like how tight working the areas are though scraped knuckles and bruised fingers is a Honda techs pet hate.
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Please make a video for the gasket maker
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I learned the hard way that I should have used a serpentine belt wrench instead of an open end 19mm wrench - 8th gen Honda civic.
I have various and none of them work good imo, although yes it’s definitely a tool to have
Probably one of your best videos yet! Thank you!
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Agreed. Great demeanor on responses as well as useful content is very much appreciated. I hope that channel gains the increase popularity that it should.
Those axle seal installers look like they will work much better than using an impact socket with an extension. Going to check out his page now
Lol, that was my previous setup as well 😅
How about Honda favorite Shin-Etsu Grease 😀
Awesome stuff
Question about the scan tool, can I service the coolant for the 2023 Honda accord hybrid batteries?
You know what, I’ll have to try. I’m going to say no but let me give it a shot first.
Super helpful! One vote for overview of when and where to use the primary Honda greases.
I’ll work on a video 👍🏻
Any chance that you would get to make something about HDS? Not a deep dive or anything, but just what cool things it can do (if anything). Thank you!
Yes, absolutely
That is such a great application for 3D printing. Very cool the way he prints useful info with raised lettering on the tools and holder.
Yes it is
I can't believe you didn't mention the 3d printed transfer assembly transmission plugs on their etsy site. Those are an instant buy for me. Worst part of doing a 6 speed torque converter is dealing with those things leaking everywhere! Awesome find. Gonna go broke buying this stuff.
They are for sure a great buy! I have one that I was able to secure from a cracked core that Honda didn’t want from an accident. That’s literally the only reason I didn’t pick one up.
Not too many D series out there? My D16Z6 has 326K miles and still going...
Last time I worked on one was well over a year ago. So while there are some still out there, I currently do not work on them to warrant investing new tools for them.
They’re still out there, but Id be surprised if many of them see Honda tech Repair Bays
@@lumpofnicoal8381 I see one every few months, and that’s being generous 👍🏻
I've had oil filters on so tight, and in a weird location, that the only thing that could remove them is a filter strap. Crushed the filter, but it works. Oh, and the dealer did the last oil change!
The oil filter diverter is a great idea - time to get one.
The Launch can do a lot, but the interface has some real annoyances. For example, on newer Honda models if you auto select PIDs, such as for the engine, there are more than 200 and the device will only display the first 200. Also, PID scrolling is paged, which is clunky. It's also a real annoyance as if you want to select some PIDs to graph, you can only choose PIDs from the current page. I've emailed Launch about this and they don't even reply. Sad, because it's probably a super easy fix.
That ball joint separator has too small of a jaw width for a lot of Honda ball joints on control arms or tie rod ends. It's only something like 22mm, and it should be 32mm. The narrower jaw width can be difficult to get on and will likely destroy the dust boot if you're planning to preserve the ball joint. If you're replacing then then the smaller unit can work if you pound it on and don't care about wrecking the dust seal. Amazon sells 32mm separators.
Do you use spark plug sockets with rubber inside (to hold onto the plug) or ones that are magnetized?
And what's the grease you use on door hinges? Is it the lithium grease, or some other grease?
Thanks for your detailed comment.
Launch constantly has updates so hopefully something they address eventually.
Yes they are various ball joint separators and honestly a few of them would be ideal but we will get there.
I actually take the rubber out of the sockets and just use a magnet or the coils themselves to bring up the plugs.
On the door hinges and door checks I use silicone paste.
@3:31 I swear by the Lisle 77080 19mm Harmonic Balancer Socket. Combined with the Milwaukee M18 ½ inch impact wrench, J-series timing-belt jobs became a breeze. My brothers and I actually love this combo.
It’s the absolute best combo to use 💯
That Milwaukee is no joke almost took my wrist off by accident with it lol
@@moe2527 yeah. It’s wild how much torque it has
@2:29 I really need something that could program Key-fobs. Does the Launch x431 have that ability?
Yes it does on most cars
@@BCautosolutions bless you!
Can you please make a video on how to fix or replace a timing chain inspection cover on a 2014 Honda Civic that it’s leaking oil out of ?
As soon as I get a leaky one I will.
As a fairly new Honda tech I’ve been waiting for a video like this 😂🙏
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No shih nitzu grease?
I’m going to make a video on all the lubricants/greases.
I disconnected the battery on my 2024 Pilot because I had to charge it due to that we hardly drive it and the Adaptive Cruise Control and the Lane Keep Assist lights came on. Should I drive it or should I take it in to the dealership?
How long does it sit? A trickle charger or battery tender may be your best option
@@BCautosolutions it was was sitting for about 3 weeks, do you recommend the NOCO GENIUS 1?
@@chavarazo79 yes, that’s a good choice 👍🏻
@@BCautosolutions thanks!
Keep em coming Mayne!
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Do you know of a tool that disconnects the AWD ( 9 Speed transmission) on a Ridgeline if you loose battery power? The Honda tool is around $300 and not readably available.
I only know of the Honda tool and your right, very expensive for no reason. Maybe it’s something a 3rd party tool company can make.
Awesome video
Thank you!
Tell this guy to make a tool to remove Honda oil filler caps
What do you mean the caps? The plastic it comes in?
I think he meant the engine oil cap, I use the open end of a 14mm wrench to turn the cap
@@crisn3668 I read oil filter 🥴😅. If you guys have any inquiries he’s very responsive on his Etsy and Instagram.
@@BCautosolutions the oil filler cap on the valve cover, sometimes is tight and if you use metal tools it scratches the cap
@@prm5798 yes, your absolutely correct especially using a flank drive wrench 😅
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