Great ….excellent delivery too!! No dumbness…I’m 68 and have been fixing euro bikes and cars like forever.. artist who appreciates style and quality…your vids are really nicely done I hope somebody is paying you for this.
Hi. Nice video. I've done this job a couple times. You don't have to pull valve cover. Pull the two studs off alternator bracket and you can tilt the top timing cover out from the bottom and down to clear the lip. Also, everyone be real careful on that belt tensioner bolt. Those threads are notorious for stripping in the block, well before you hit 33lbs of torque. I'd hit snug and call it. I actually wouldn't even bother replacing water pump or tensioner unless you need to. Those original honda parts are good for 300k+, so don't invite trouble. Thanks
Indeed beware. I just did a TimeSert repair on both the tensioner bolt hole and an alternator bolt hole. Had to remove water pump, and had to get a 3/4 tap wrench for the tensioner hole, and I lowered the engine and cut a little notch in the wheel well to access the alternator bolt hole. I used sockets and extensions on the timesert bits from the wheel well. Success!
Thank you for posting these videos. I like your explanations of everything in the videos I've watched. I feel much more educated about my honda and can help my friends with theirs
I did alot of searching before I found your video alot of them just show you how to disassemble it but you included everything on your video. Thanks it helped me alot and I was able to get my water pump replace and put everything back into its place. Keep up the great job
Great video. Thanks for doing this. I have an oil pump that needs to be replaced, so digging into that - while i have the covers off to get to the oil pump, going to replace the timing belt and water pump as well, so this is excellent.
Great video. I’m in the beginning process of doing the same to my Civic EX 2004 coupe. It’s intimidating so am glad I found your video. Will have to rent the Honda special tool to complete. Wish I had you as an advisor next to me as I venture into this journey. Again, thanks for great content.
I have a problem and don’t know how to fix. In the course of this fix I discovered that the last person who worked on the car left the cam gear with the arrow pointing down instead of up like it should be. I’m searched online to no avail. What do I need to do to get it corrected? Please help.
So I finished the whole process same exact thing you did but now the car won’t start it cranks but won’t start anymore and I already drove it a distance too with it fine
Is there any reason I cannot break the crank bolt loose first, before disassembling everything? It seems like I could break it loose then tighten it up again to turn the motor. Obviously, if I can't get the crank bolt loose it's a deal breaker on the timing belt replacement. Thank you for the great video.
I just finished changing the water pump and timing belt on my son 2005 civic couple days ago and when I started it up it miss fire now I’m trying to retiming it but I had a very hard time to get the crankshaft pulley off I ordered a tool for it but it just not working do you have any idea on how to do it
Your video content is excellent last weekend I did the valve lash adjustment on my 2002 Honda Civic LX by watching your video the job was very easy after your instruction now I think I will be able to change the timing belt also can you please tell me is this an interfering engine if the belt breaks will it destroy the engine again your videos are excellent for someone that's a little mechanically inclined and can follow instructions I had the confidence to do it myself with the valve adjustment thank you
Thank you very much for the information the problem I'm having is it's making a chirping sound like a bird chirping I thought it might be one of the belts I disconnected both belts off the air conditioner and the power steering pump and it still makes this chirping sound from that side of the engine could that be the timing belt tensioner or the water pump making a chirping sound the vehicle has 147,000 miles I don't know if either have ever been replaced I just got the car the chirping noise does go away once you increase the RPM
I had some mechanic change out my water pump and put in a new belt tensioner but i’ve been noticing that it makes a knock/thump every time I crank the car on or press on the gas after waiting at a light, any idea why ?
What happens if I took off the belt and noticed the camshaft and crankpully timing are both off. Is there anyway to fix it without doing a piston to valve contact?
@@hondaresource so I tried doing the camshaft to tdc counterclockwise and I feel a slot of resistance. It won’t turn counterclockwise anymore. Crankpulley was easy to turn it counterclockwise to tdc but not the camshaft. It won’t turn counterclockwise anymore. It does move a little if I go clockwise on the camshaft though?
@@TheMrFlyBoy18 turn the crank just a tad to where the piston isnt exactly at top dead center, remove the spark plugs and try to turn the camshaft to tdc first
@@hondaresource Okay. I will try to remove the spark plugs and see if I can turn the camshaft counterclock wise. I’ll let you know on how it goes and thank you very much for helping me so far.
Do you really have to remove the valve cover to do this job? I've seen videos where some leave it on and some remove it, but it just seems unnecessary to do all that extra work if the upper timing cover will come out.
@@hondaresourceHi . That's alright. I would like to know if you can give me a parts/components list ?. I'm looking to collect them and do the conversion .
@@vikashraju I purchased a wrecked base RSX and used most of the parts from it to complete the conversion. Other parts I recall purchasing were: EP3 radiator, a pair of slim fans, some EP3 AC lines. I used the stock rsx subframe, engine harness, engine, ecm, transmission, axles, and hubs.
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Great ….excellent delivery too!!
No dumbness…I’m 68 and have been fixing euro bikes and cars like forever.. artist who appreciates style and quality…your vids are really nicely done I hope somebody is paying you for this.
youtube pays me a couple bucks a month. Definitely nothing to write home about.
Thanks man I appreciate it I bought a 500 coupe to get back and fourth to work watching this helped get the job done in only 1.2h instead of 3
Hi. Nice video. I've done this job a couple times. You don't have to pull valve cover. Pull the two studs off alternator bracket and you can tilt the top timing cover out from the bottom and down to clear the lip. Also, everyone be real careful on that belt tensioner bolt. Those threads are notorious for stripping in the block, well before you hit 33lbs of torque. I'd hit snug and call it. I actually wouldn't even bother replacing water pump or tensioner unless you need to. Those original honda parts are good for 300k+, so don't invite trouble. Thanks
Love when people comment stuff like this, thanks for the tips. I need to replace my cam sensor and I was about to do a bunch of unnecessary work. 🥂
What's up? So you're saying don't torque the tensioner just snug it?
what if my timing belt is not aligned ?
Indeed beware. I just did a TimeSert repair on both the tensioner bolt hole and an alternator bolt hole. Had to remove water pump, and had to get a 3/4 tap wrench for the tensioner hole, and I lowered the engine and cut a little notch in the wheel well to access the alternator bolt hole. I used sockets and extensions on the timesert bits from the wheel well. Success!
Thank you for posting these videos. I like your explanations of everything in the videos I've watched. I feel much more educated about my honda and can help my friends with theirs
Definitely helped me a lot have the same exact engine bro thanks so much for the knowledge keep making videos
I did alot of searching before I found your video alot of them just show you how to disassemble it but you included everything on your video. Thanks it helped me alot and I was able to get my water pump replace and put everything back into its place. Keep up the great job
Thank you!
Great video. Thanks for doing this. I have an oil pump that needs to be replaced, so digging into that - while i have the covers off to get to the oil pump, going to replace the timing belt and water pump as well, so this is excellent.
Good luck man
Great video, super helpful and much appreciated.
Thank you
Thank you very much this was the most helpful video
This is a great detailed video everyone must watch!
Thank you!
Saving my life here.
Glad to help
29:41 you saved me bro
Your video was very helpful for me and thank you and keep the good work up
Awesome!
Great video. I’m in the beginning process of doing the same to my Civic EX 2004 coupe. It’s intimidating so am glad I found your video. Will have to rent the Honda special tool to complete. Wish I had you as an advisor next to me as I venture into this journey. Again, thanks for great content.
You have this!
I have a problem and don’t know how to fix. In the course of this fix I discovered that the last person who worked on the car left the cam gear with the arrow pointing down instead of up like it should be. I’m searched online to no avail. What do I need to do to get it corrected? Please help.
Very detailed video, nicely done 👍🏼
Thank you
It was helpful bro , I need to do it on my car Honda Civic , keep up the good work
Glad it helped
So I finished the whole process same exact thing you did but now the car won’t start it cranks but won’t start anymore and I already drove it a distance too with it fine
Is there any reason I cannot break the crank bolt loose first, before disassembling everything? It seems like I could break it loose then tighten it up again to turn the motor. Obviously, if I can't get the crank bolt loose it's a deal breaker on the timing belt replacement. Thank you for the great video.
I just finished changing the water pump and timing belt on my son 2005 civic couple days ago and when I started it up it miss fire now I’m trying to retiming it but I had a very hard time to get the crankshaft pulley off I ordered a tool for it but it just not working do you have any idea on how to do it
Only one issue I don’t have an impact for this and that bolt is so tight I’ve tried everything any recommendation brother
Your video content is excellent last weekend I did the valve lash adjustment on my 2002 Honda Civic LX by watching your video the job was very easy after your instruction now I think I will be able to change the timing belt also can you please tell me is this an interfering engine if the belt breaks will it destroy the engine again your videos are excellent for someone that's a little mechanically inclined and can follow instructions I had the confidence to do it myself with the valve adjustment thank you
They are interference engines
Thank you very much for the information the problem I'm having is it's making a chirping sound like a bird chirping I thought it might be one of the belts I disconnected both belts off the air conditioner and the power steering pump and it still makes this chirping sound from that side of the engine could that be the timing belt tensioner or the water pump making a chirping sound the vehicle has 147,000 miles I don't know if either have ever been replaced I just got the car the chirping noise does go away once you increase the RPM
🤙🏻 good video
Great video. Question if my belt snapped and went out of timing in what direction do I turn it to put it back on timing ?
Doesn't really matter. Engine by default turns counter clockwise though
Thanks for responding back to me. @@hondaresource
I had some mechanic change out my water pump and put in a new belt tensioner but i’ve been noticing that it makes a knock/thump every time I crank the car on or press on the gas after waiting at a light, any idea why ?
What happens if I took off the belt and noticed the camshaft and crankpully timing are both off. Is there anyway to fix it without doing a piston to valve contact?
They won't contact. Just turn both to tdc and start over with the timing
@@hondaresource so I tried doing the camshaft to tdc counterclockwise and I feel a slot of resistance. It won’t turn counterclockwise anymore. Crankpulley was easy to turn it counterclockwise to tdc but not the camshaft. It won’t turn counterclockwise anymore. It does move a little if I go clockwise on the camshaft though?
@@TheMrFlyBoy18 turn the crank just a tad to where the piston isnt exactly at top dead center, remove the spark plugs and try to turn the camshaft to tdc first
@@hondaresource Okay. I will try to remove the spark plugs and see if I can turn the camshaft counterclock wise. I’ll let you know on how it goes and thank you very much for helping me so far.
@@hondaresource I appreciate your help, its running like new again :)
Thanks!
Welcome
you dont need to turn the engine over ?
You can if you choose, I've done it so many times I know it's right
Do you really have to remove the valve cover to do this job? I've seen videos where some leave it on and some remove it, but it just seems unnecessary to do all that extra work if the upper timing cover will come out.
Yes. To do it properly.
Concerning the tensioner Bolt in the Honda water pump and timing belt kit (D312k1A), bolt is not included. Is it ok to use the old tensioner bolt?
By the way, great video. Very easy to follow, look forward to learning a great deal more from, you. Thank you.
The original bolt will still work fine
@@hondaresource I'm applying this video to my 2001 ex vetec . the specs and all that on the d17 yer doin here will be perty much the same rite?
What is an average cost of getting this done? I don't have the tools or equipment to do it myself
Depends on the labor rate in your area. For me it would be around$550 parts and labor
do you find extended head or shorter head cordless ratchets more useful?
I just have the standard size rachets. I do like the stubby impact though
I’m looking to do this, about how long did it take you from start to finish?
I can do it in 2-3 hours
How much should I expect to pay for this job?
800 usd - 1200usd for full kit.
I'm watching a lot of videos about changing the timing belt. Thanks for this video. Next time wear a shirt or don't show yourself. Lol.
🤣🤣🤣 it gets hot here in Alabama
Hi, I wanna do k20a3 swap on my 2002 civic es8. can i get help?
It's been several years now since I completed that swap. I didn't document the swap too well, so unfortunately I probably won't be much help
@@hondaresourceHi . That's alright. I would like to know if you can give me a parts/components list ?. I'm looking to collect them and do the conversion .
@@vikashraju I purchased a wrecked base RSX and used most of the parts from it to complete the conversion. Other parts I recall purchasing were: EP3 radiator, a pair of slim fans, some EP3 AC lines. I used the stock rsx subframe, engine harness, engine, ecm, transmission, axles, and hubs.
@@hondaresource what about mounts? And transmission ? Im going for manual.
excellent video but shirtless detracts from your professionalism'Had a friend had a small garage ,told him the same thing /got t shirts with his logo , business improved greatly
I have no shortage of business. Approximately 20+ cars at my shop right now. I try to stay dressed but some days it's just too hot🤣
It’s a lot harder without a lift
I've done more without a lift that I have with the lift.
Just put it on some jack stands like every man