This is Part 2 of the most complete D Series Timing Belt Replacement video on YouTube. It includes the replacement of the timing belt, water pump, cam seal, and drive belts. It also covers how to tension the belt as well as many of the issues you might run into when doing this job. Tools are called out during the entire procedure. Links below to special tools and additional information.
Part 1: https://youtu.be/JqJfrteG-SQ
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Tools
Honda Crank Tool: https://www.jbtoolsales.com/gearwrench-3970d-honda-acura-crankshaft-tool#oid=1002_1
IR Honda “Power” Socket 17mm: https://www.jbtoolsales.com/ingersoll-rand-irs64m17l-ps1-17mm-power-socket#oid=1002_1
M18 1/2” Fuel Impact: https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Fastening/Impact-Wrenches/2863-22
Long Snap-on 12-14mm Wrench: https://store.snapon.com/Standard-Handle-0-Offset-mm-12-Point-12-mm-14-mm-0-Offset-Metric-Box-Wrench-P633884.aspx
Ingersoll Rand 3/8″ Impact: https://www.jbtoolsales.com/ingersoll-rand-w5132-k12-iqv20-3-8-drive-impactool-bl2022-kit#oid=1002_1
Milwaukee 1/4″: https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Fastening/Ratchets/2556-20
Milwaukee 1/4″ Stubby Impact: https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Fastening/Impact-Wrenches/2552-20
Related
1990-2007 D Series Timing Belt Replacement VManual: https://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-d-series-engine-timing-belt-replacement-1989-2007-honda-civic-vmanual
1990-2002 F Series Timing Belt Replacement VManual: https://www.ericthecarguy.com/1990-2002-honda-f-series-timing-belt-replacement-vmanual
1999-2007 J Series Timing Belt Replacement VManual: https://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-j-series-timing-belt-replacement-vmanual
1989-2001 B Series Timing Belt Replacement VManual: https://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-acura-b-series-timing-belt-vmanual
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Parts
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Your video, part 1 and 2, guided me easily and accurately through my timing belt replacement. Some things can easily be overlooked during this service procedure but you Eric, made darn sure to point out every detail. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing.
If timing belt slipped will it hurt the engine ? Thanks
EricTheCarGuy. I just followed everything step by step instructions your little tutorial because I was having overheating problems and I was definitely a bad head gasket and I changed out the water pump just to be sure because the seal was cracked and brittle to the touch when I took it off. reassembled everything including the crankshaft sensor I didn't forget that! yes I did TDC both camshaft and crankshaft tighten the tensioner pulley. and made sure the alternator belt and everything was good to go and now I'm having a really poor rough idle at start up. very loud, and sort of gives me that vibe like it's going to explode
In the process of this fix to my 2004 Honda Civic I discovered that the last person to work on the car left the cam gear with the arrow pointing downward instead of up. How can I turn this to correct position? Please help.
Hi Eric, I have a 1988 HONDA Accord LXi, and I need to change the coil springs on the shock absorbers. In Chile, where I live, I can't find them. What could be their replacements? I have seen your HONDA videos and I have learned a lot. Greetings to you and family.
I replaced all these seals , changed my valve cover gasket , changed my oil pan gasket , and gheres still a leak coming down from the left side of the oil pan towards the back of it
Tried to do this a few months ago. Car is still fine. My crank pulley is stuck on with the force of god himself. Any tips?
Help! I have followed every direction you had (as well as other videos) and the car won't start. It only clicks and the dash lights turn off. Any idea what I should look at??
Just finished the timing belt job for the 2nd time. First one had a tiny leak from the Water Pump unfortunately. Found a small nick in the brand new gasket. Everything back together so hoping for the best.
Weren’t you suppose to line the timing belt up before putting it all back together? I’m confused
Where did you get that brake cleaner sprayer? I have 2x 5 gallon cans of cleaner and do you mix it with anything. I assume your sprayer has an air valve.
Good video man well explaineted
i only came here to see what my mechanics was bitching about and this told me to say f them
Eric good job! I'm going to stay dirty (clean dirt) until my maker calls me home !
Watching this now before I tackle mine in about a week to study a bit. This is probably the most explanation and easy-to-understand detail I've seen in a how-to wrenchin vid, absolutely awesome. I even ordered a camshaft seal since you mentioned it and I have a leak right about there lol.
Thanks man!
Thank you very much for making this. It helped me a ton!