Im dealing with the same leak. What do you torque the strainer bolts to? I think I put mine back too tight because it started leaking worse than before, and i may have oil soaked my starter.
torque them to 6 or 7 ft/lbs unfortunately honda does not show the torque for these 2 bolts, I did them just by feeling, you also can apply sealant so it wont leak, if you apply sealant install it just 3 minutes after applying sealant
hi thanks for sharing, I used after market in this case, it is fine to use from autopart, you also can use transmission fluid(ATF) they both are hydraulic fluid, thanks for the support.
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Thanks for the video as I have the same engine in my 2004 Element
You're welcome and thanks for sharing.
Do you have a shop? I would like to bring my car. Thanks
Im dealing with the same leak. What do you torque the strainer bolts to? I think I put mine back too tight because it started leaking worse than before, and i may have oil soaked my starter.
torque them to 6 or 7 ft/lbs unfortunately honda does not show the torque for these 2 bolts, I did them just by feeling, you also can apply sealant so it wont leak, if you apply sealant install it just 3 minutes after applying sealant
What power steering fluid did you use, and is it fine to use instead of Honda fluid?
hi thanks for sharing, I used after market in this case, it is fine to use from autopart, you also can use transmission fluid(ATF) they both are hydraulic fluid, thanks for the support.