2006-2011 Honda Civic Cylinder Head Replacement (Removal PT 1)R18A1
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2020
- Ill show you how to take off the cylinder head on a 2007 Civic with a 1.8L engine.
This can be used to replace head gasket and cylinder head.
Let me know if you guys want a reassembly video.
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of course we need a reassembly video
I also have a Cold Air Intake, so this is very helpful, I have to replace my cylinder head soon, so I appreciate the video!
Took the exhaust manifold off. Thank's >The Step by step instructions help's alot.
Your videos are very crispy clean I'm watching part 2
You are very cooperative person... thank you very much dear sir
Man....you’re a life saver...👍🏽👍🏽
Good video bro 👍👍👍
Muchas gracias sr. güero
Great video, Thanks
Great video
Which tool did you use to take out that water pump pulley, I don't have anything that can fit there
Is there a PDF guide with a required tools to do this?
If yes, please share it. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
What they said
Does it drive differently after you fix a blown head gasket
It shouldnt if it was done correctly
Buen motor
How did you get the O2 sensor off?
You can buy a slimmer o2 sensor socket or you can grind down a cheap 02 sensor socket and get it out
Very well done. What was wrong with CLY head. ?
Head gasket leak.
How hard was it for you to do this. I'm in the same situation and I think i might do myself.
At first it just seemed hard. But after I was done it's not bad at all. But then again I wouldn't recommend a beginner trying it. But if you have some knowledge you should be fine
@@laketownautorepair336 thanks I appreciate it
How do you know engine damage hasn't already occured? Think that's why you see complete overhaul or swap. But if there is no damage, saves alot of time and money doing it this way. I have same problem. I didn't drive car, but I'm assuming bearing damage has been done already. Replacing it would be waste of time. That's only if doing yourself. Might be cheaper to buy used Japanese engine if you're paying someone. I'm not sure.
Im gana get this connector off and that connector off, sure yall know what that is right?
Omggg this is amazing, no dislikesss, must be a good video lol
I think it's more because I took my time to do a step by step tutorial rather than talk about what to do and show the job already done. But part 2 has dislikes which sucks but you can never please everyone
@@laketownautorepair336 true true lol... Hey I do have a question for you... How do I know if I have the R18A1 engine? I looked online a bit and it seems that that model engine is for 06-11 (or 12, can't remember) for north American models?
Honestly I dont remember seeing a stamp on the engine with r18a1. But its from years 06-11.
@@laketownautorepair336 alright haha, I'm thinking about replacing the engine in my 06 civic w/ a low mile one.
If it's cheaper in general then I see no problem.
reassembly video now up ruclips.net/video/8CGmGXBXTio/видео.html
How do you know its an r18a1?
I believe.... don’t quote me but I think 06-09 were the r18a1
Pretty sure all 8th Gen Civics 06-11 are R18 with the exception of the Si trim if I remember correctly.
Muy bueno amigo
Aver si empiezo aser videos en espanol
@@laketownautorepair336no entiendo lo que hablas en el vídeo pero al verte trabajar entiendo lo que dices en este momento estoy haciendo ese trabajo que muestras en el vídeo y es esactamente como se hace saludos GENIO
Amigo mi honda le cambié junta de tapa de cilindro y ahora marca P0304 no encuentro la falla es igual al que arreglas en este video
Ese codigo es falla de que el cylindro numero 4. Tienes que ver si las bujillas esten bien y la bombina. Y si estan bien y siguen fallando puede ser que el carro occupe an ajuste de las valvulas o mejor un test de compression para ver de donde esta fallando. Empieza con lo mas basico primera, las bujillas y bombina
@@laketownautorepair336 bujías y bobina están bien
This dude just disassembled the whole engine.. why
literally says it in the title. I bet you're the type to ask, "why are there so many Hondas?" at a Honda dealership
get rid of the Pimp music. Can't watch it anymore with it.
"Never done this before." Click, moving on...
How'd you click away but still manage to leave a comment?
Bro I've been watching videos your videos are cool and I subscribe to you and the Honda car guy cuz I took apart my 2007 Honda Civic 1.8 engine and I specifically told my nephews to be careful and something happened a spring that goes in the head came out and now I don't know where the little piece of metal goes back I don't know what it's called I'm trying to find somebody that's doing it and I can't I have a picture of it but I can't send it to you is there any other way that I can get help it's not the Big Spring it's a spring with the little cap in the back of the cap has a little hole in the middle I don't know where that cap goes in that little spring is there any other way of sending you information or a picture so you can help me cuz I'm really stuck
Are you still having trouble?
Forget punctuation, this man has things to say and places to be
hahha theres not one screw anywhere on that engine 😅. could just stuck with “there’s about a ten millimeter nut 🔩right there” 🔧