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Compatible:
Fit for Honda Accord
For ACCORD VII (CL, CN) 2.0 (CL7) 2003-2008 K20A6
For ACCORD VII (CL, CN) 2.0 All-wheel Drive (CL8) 2003-2008 K20A6
For ACCORD VII (CL, CN) 2.4 (CL9) 2003-2008 K24A,K24A3
For ACCORD VII Tourer (CM, CN) 2.0 (CM1) 2003-2008 K20A6
For ACCORD VII Tourer (CM, CN) 2.4 (CM2) 2003-2008 K24A
Fit for Honda Civic
For CIVIC VII Hatchback (EU, EP, EV) 2.0 Type-R 2001-2005 K20A2
For CIVIC VII Hatchback (EU, EP, EV) 2.0 i Sport 2001-2005 K20A3
For CIVIC VIII Hatchback (FN, FK) Type R (FN2) 2006- K20Z4
For CR-V II (RD_) 2.0 (RD4) 2001-2007 K20A4For CR-V III (RE_) 2.4 i-VTEC 4WD (RE4) 2006- K24Z1
Fit for Honda Integra Type-R 2001-2006
Fit for Honda Odyssey 2006-2008
Fit for Acura RSX /TSX / RDX
Fit for Acura CSX Saloon 2.0 K20Z2 Saloon 2005-2010
Fit for Acura RDX 2.3 Turbo SUV 2006-2012
Fit for Acura TSX (CL_) 2.4 Vtec Saloon K24A2 2003-2008
Fit for Acura RSX 2.0L L4 2002-2006
Max Mari
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
Exactly the same as the original. Will order again in the future, if necessary
Chris E.
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Works greatOK
K
Reviewed in Canada on April 29, 2025
Good item. THANKS
Jhonny Cuje
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
Le quedo bien a mi Pilot 2009 touring
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
There's actually an interesting story as to why this gasket kit even exists, but I won't go into it. Needless to say, back in the day people had to buy entire head gasket assembly kits just for these two pieces.If you're experiencing the symptom of an oil leak on the front passenger side of your 3rd generation Honda Odyssey motor (you'll see the somewhat constant appearance of oil right next to the dipstick hole), and if you've got around100K miles on the car - or if you or someone has recently adjusted the valves, as this seems to trigger the issue as well - you might need these gaskets.The job itself is surprisingly easy, and there are excellent videos showing you how to replace them online. I found a video that was about 14 minutes long, and very helpful. The job itself only takes about 30 minutes depending on your skill level, and you'll only need a 12mm socket, some brake cleaner (for cleaning metal surfaces), and maybe some needle-nose pliers to help release the electrical clips in the way. The only trick in my case was getting the steel plate under the removed metal housing piece to release - it just required some gentle effort. But once both gaskets were in place - no more oil leak! It was amazing! Just some additional thoughts: You won't need any gasket sealer (HondaBond, etc.) for this one. Also, you'll want to get this done sooner rather than later - the oil drips down past the alternator and can ruin it as well. Take your time and note all the connection points you had to disconnect (consider taking a photo or two before you begin your work). Beyond that - it's a pretty easy job with instant results.This gasket kit is excellent - highly recommended!
Jose Rincon
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
Fácil de instalar
Yusnier
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
Buena calidad
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