2002-2006 Honda CRV VTEC oil leak

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @gilbertdelossantos738
    @gilbertdelossantos738 3 года назад +8

    Very helpful I was thinking it needed a new valve cover gasket

  • @TheWuhanFlu
    @TheWuhanFlu 3 года назад +5

    @Brent Farnsley thank you seriously I have the exact issue and your video helped me make the fix today and saved me a lot of money. I appreciate your video

  • @l8nytalumni
    @l8nytalumni 4 года назад +4

    Short vid but very helpful. Thanks!

  • @Lino91TV
    @Lino91TV 2 года назад +3

    It could also be leaking from the oil pressure switch below the VTEC selenoid.

    • @jeremyd5527
      @jeremyd5527 2 года назад +2

      yup that was my problem

    • @plantsandclimateanxiety4447
      @plantsandclimateanxiety4447 2 года назад

      How did y’all fix this? I tried to pull on the connector and I could not remove it to replace the oil pressure switch. Also it was really tough to get to. I had to stick my arm through the wheel well while the car was lifted, which is nerve wracking. Any advice??

  • @Rumnhammer
    @Rumnhammer 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing I have a leak on my daughters car and I'm thinking this is what it is since it is too high for the oil pan, I'll be checking this out and fixing it now. Thanks again.

  • @TheJohnny928
    @TheJohnny928 3 года назад

    Why does it AUTO LOCK? when I first got Crv i got locked out with keys on seat TWICE😂anyway can immobilizer be turned off? TY 🖒202k miles

  • @chuckmaleman5216
    @chuckmaleman5216 4 года назад +1

    Great vid.please show more possible oil leaks on passenger side.i have a 03 also.everytime i google 03 its always a 02 or 05 or something different
    Thank you for the great vid

    • @chuckmaleman5216
      @chuckmaleman5216 3 года назад

      try replacing the valve coner gasket.make sore it seats well on the back and slsn apply a little gasket sealer on left and rigjt side of block where cover seats .and forgoodness torque it to specs and also in the torque sequence pattern

  • @pjvang87
    @pjvang87 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for making the video

  • @annraysunkcaj1903
    @annraysunkcaj1903 3 года назад +1

    Ty so much!

  • @chrismach454
    @chrismach454 2 года назад

    Already fixed cam shaft valve cover gasket. I’m going to fix this for the hell of it

  • @chuckmaleman5216
    @chuckmaleman5216 3 года назад

    bast bet....just replace the whole thing.same amount of work basically.domt forget to torque it to specs,if over torqued,it will leak again.

  • @nesnonluechar1737
    @nesnonluechar1737 3 года назад

    Do you recall the part number for the v tech solenoid gasket and oil pressure sensor by chance? I've gone to the Honda dealership a few times now and they keep giving me the wrong parts and it has become annoying because it is delaying time to fix problems. Thank you.

  • @Doitforyoself
    @Doitforyoself 2 года назад

    I've had this engine completely apart.

  • @sagedarage2071
    @sagedarage2071 5 лет назад

    My brother stripped one of those 10mm bolts now we are fucked

  • @AhsanAli-ib4uz
    @AhsanAli-ib4uz 5 лет назад +1

    please make a video of how to remove front filter screen of vtc solenoid. power steering comes in the way :(

    • @ozziecrosby2092
      @ozziecrosby2092 4 года назад

      You can actually move the power steering line out of the way. Two bolts I think

    • @michaelfagan6123
      @michaelfagan6123 4 года назад

      Power steering and belt tensioner both need to be moved. I replaced the belt while I was changing that vtc seal. Yes I know this is a late comment but I did this today lol

  • @TheJohnny928
    @TheJohnny928 3 года назад

    I got 2002 Honda CRV same Copper 🖒I got power steering leak🙁I hope it's just a hose clamp 😃TY for this vid 🖒will let U know 🤘

    • @eb80871
      @eb80871 3 года назад

      Check your hose orings there are two that always leak.

  • @beboalicea1447
    @beboalicea1447 3 года назад

    I’m having a leak on my passenger side in the rear of my Honda Accord 2005 2.4 do you think it could be my vtec as well cause it does look like it’s dripping right under where the vtec is

    • @brentfarnsley2028
      @brentfarnsley2028  3 года назад

      Yes, I do believe it is the same issue. This is very common with VTEC Hondas.

  • @ronniehernandez8267
    @ronniehernandez8267 3 года назад

    Thanks Brent!!! You Da Man!!!

  • @Ruben901
    @Ruben901 4 года назад +1

    My 02 CRV engine mounts are all broken, and yet it still goes strong, even the lower crontrol arms are shot and it drives like normal. Maybe its because its bolted on to the frame very good? Who knows...206k and going strong

    • @LovePatience32
      @LovePatience32 3 года назад

      Still have ac?

    • @applepoop10
      @applepoop10 3 года назад

      @@LovePatience32 Good chance it’s already been replaced.