hell yeah salute , had to replace a knock sensor on a huinday sonata took a fat min did it in the parking lot in front of my recruiters recruiting station 😂🎉
I have another car now but when In the process of replacing my R18 s cracked oil pan i saw web cracking at the bottom end of the combustion chamber around the piston. Idk if this is where the engines crack, but either way it wasnt good.
Awesome work brother, I just bought a motor 50,000km out of a 2010. Someone’s grandma got hit in the passenger rear. My motor has a worn out connecting Rod Baren smh 280,000km
Awesome Job Cody! I am gonna JB weld my crack for now until I figure out what I am going to do for the long term. Hopefully it will hold during the winter months. Been running water in the radiator for a few months now.
well done buddy,next time you can use a jack a lower the engine first to unbolt the crankshaft just do not remove driver side mount and lower a motor a litle bit so you have acces,because sometimes even realy strong impacts do not work,i tryed on same civic 2007 last time !050 psi from harbor frights it did not work,so i had to use a hoge bar with 3/4 drive and it come out
Mine cracked at 200k miles and been driving for about a year with crack i added k seal fixed mine for a bit but now my radiator hose is collapsed i wanna replace engine but afraid of warrenty on engine whats the best place to buy a jdm engine online
Looking for info on a Honda 1.8L R18A/R18Z Engine conn rod & main bearing code. Anyone have idea where it would be stamped on the block or maybe on main bearing bridle? I have a 07 Civic DX & am dropping in a 2010 1.8L due the OEM Manufacturing problem of Poor Casting Issues on the 2006-08 & early 2009"s Civics with 1.8L in them, which leads to leaking Coolant. I wanting to do a bearing roll-in before I drop in the 2010 1.8L engine into my car.
@@codycarlson9441 i bought a used 07 and it has 240k miles on it.. im wondering if that defect has already been taken care of by now or im living on borrowed time...
So these engines got a crack in the block through years 06-08 huh? Hmm my cousin is selling me a honda for only a grand going to have to see what year it is the car is for my brother it will be his first car
That's quite a job to be doing on the side of the street. Very impressive. Good job!
Thanks brotha🙏
hell yeah salute , had to replace a knock sensor on a huinday sonata took a fat min did it in the parking lot in front of my recruiters recruiting station 😂🎉
Just found out my son’s Civic (2008) has the infamous cracked block, smh. Great video. Starting my search for a 2010-11 engine.
me also. Where on the same job searching for info. I found a 2011 55,000 mi. junk yard engine. DIYer.
Aw man these freakin 06-08 R18 motors haha I swear….I wish you the best of luck👍
I have another car now but when In the process of replacing my R18 s cracked oil pan i saw web cracking at the bottom end of the combustion chamber around the piston. Idk if this is where the engines crack, but either way it wasnt good.
Also don't forget some engines specifically the 1.8 have problem with the power steering seal.
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My man swapped an engine on the road… DAM GANGSTER 👏👏👏👏
Thanks for the video Cody. Gave me great guide in removing an R20A engine from my 2009 CRV. Great video. Thanks
Ironically im watching so i can out that in
Awesome work brother, I just bought a motor 50,000km out of a 2010. Someone’s grandma got hit in the passenger rear. My motor has a worn out connecting Rod Baren smh 280,000km
You did a good job on this video. Thanks for your help
Awesome Job Cody! I am gonna JB weld my crack for now until I figure out what I am going to do for the long term. Hopefully it will hold during the winter months. Been running water in the radiator for a few months now.
I also temporarily used JB weld and it held up strong
well done buddy,next time you can use a jack a lower the engine first to unbolt the crankshaft just do not remove driver side mount and lower a motor a litle bit so you have acces,because sometimes even realy strong impacts do not work,i tryed on same civic 2007 last time !050 psi from harbor frights it did not work,so i had to use a hoge bar with 3/4 drive and it come out
Yeah those crank bolts are tough to break. Impact only worked for my situation cause I have removed it in the past already
Nice one bro
Great video bro 😊I love this
Do you think this is close enough to a 2013 Honda civic that I could follow along and it still be applicable?
Definitely!
Mine cracked at 200k miles and been driving for about a year with crack i added k seal fixed mine for a bit but now my radiator hose is collapsed i wanna replace engine but afraid of warrenty on engine whats the best place to buy a jdm engine online
I’m not sure. I would recommend buying locally if you can. But there are a lot of online dealers on eBay if that helps at all
Did you have issues with your throwout bearing being to short? Normally the jdm engines are auto and need a larger bearing?
Mines auto so I wouldn’t know on that one. I would imagine the flywheel pressure plate would bolt right on tho
Looking for info on a Honda 1.8L R18A/R18Z Engine conn rod & main bearing code.
Anyone have idea where it would be stamped on the block or maybe on main bearing bridle?
I have a 07 Civic DX & am dropping in a 2010 1.8L due the OEM Manufacturing problem of Poor Casting Issues on the 2006-08 & early 2009"s Civics with 1.8L in them, which leads to leaking Coolant.
I wanting to do a bearing roll-in before I drop in the 2010 1.8L engine into my car.
Why did you remove the engine 😊
Did you use the original wiring harness and swap it over to the jdm engine?
Yes
Where did you buy the jdm motor from? Looking for a replacement rn
Redline JDM in Ontario CA. Highly recommend them
How long did it take you in total if you know?
@@AtoriKushina probably like 12-14hrs total but took my time
Hi
Do you know if the jdm engine does not have the same issue with the coolant leak on the block?
JDM engines didn’t have defects in the casting process. Also all have 60k miles or less for most part
How the motor crack? Where? Anything u could do to prevent it?
At the casting lines in the back. Most crack in the front. It was a manufacturing defect
@@codycarlson9441 i bought a used 07 and it has 240k miles on it.. im wondering if that defect has already been taken care of by now or im living on borrowed time...
So these engines got a crack in the block through years 06-08 huh? Hmm my cousin is selling me a honda for only a grand going to have to see what year it is the car is for my brother it will be his first car
Not always. It is common though. They are very amazing cars other than that.
how long did the removal and swap take total?
@@Colin-gl5hc mmm I’d say like 14hrs in labor time. But not unreasonable to get it done in 8-12
@@Colin-gl5hc starter took the longest for me. I’d recommend taking the intake manifold off before. Way easier access that way
My block is crack 😢
Ok but why? 😂 They are the same thing as a usdm one, though i guess the JDM ones probably have lower Km's
US had defects in the casting
After you put the jdm motor everything worked find.
Yep! Runs solid
Where as your leak
It was on the backside by the PS pump
@@codycarlson9441 possible to weld?
@@BulliKid initially I used jb weld to seal the oil leak and it worked. But it was cracked thru oil and coolant passages so I figured it was time
@@codycarlson9441 oh yah if it’s mixing with oil it’s done :(