A-122: DIY - 105k Service: Timing Belt, Water Pump, Spark Plugs, Thermostat *PICS*
#2121
I found the pin on the tensioner too soft. It wouldn't pull out (with pliers even) once the tip of the pin popped out of the first hole. The hydraulic pressure bent the pin so much there was no way you could pull it through the next two holes. I tried twice to straighten the pin and have another go, but ended up with the same problem both times. Finally I chucked the pin and replaced it with a drill bit. Plenty stiff and slipped right out with pliers when the time came.
BTW: A simple large C-clamp works great to compress the tensioner. I've used an old rusty one to do this at least 6 times. Just go slow and you won't have any trouble.
BTW: A simple large C-clamp works great to compress the tensioner. I've used an old rusty one to do this at least 6 times. Just go slow and you won't have any trouble.
I had to use a drill bit on the tensioner in the end. Thanks for the suggestion 94eg! That thing was the most
difficult part of the whole job for me
Also I used the Milwaukee 2763 impact wrench. The CP bolt came out easily with a normal impact socket.
Just took a couple of tries. I am loving working on my car!! thanks for the awesome write up and help people!
#2122
I have to get my 105k maintenance done and the dealer is wanting me to pay like $2700 dollars. Pretty clear they're ripping me off.
I love this post however the pictures aren't showing up anymore and I'd like to purchase all the products myself and bring it all to a trusted mechanic to install (because I do not have the physical means to do it).
Is there a specific parts list somewhere with links to all the items I need to buy? I see a lot of part lists, but not specific part numbers or links. Just want to make sure I buy all the right items.
I love this post however the pictures aren't showing up anymore and I'd like to purchase all the products myself and bring it all to a trusted mechanic to install (because I do not have the physical means to do it).
Is there a specific parts list somewhere with links to all the items I need to buy? I see a lot of part lists, but not specific part numbers or links. Just want to make sure I buy all the right items.
#2123
Race Director
Pics are showing for me....
#2124
Weird, tried in two different browsers and get nothing. Doesn't really matter though b/c I don't intend on doing the work myself. I just need a specific parts list so I can buy everything needed. Acura also told me I need to replace the Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor (for $575 dollars) because the VSA keeps coming on causing my car not to go above 2k rpm.
Pretty sure they're trying to rip me off, so I want to buy all the parts myself. Any help is appreciated because my car is taken apart right now at the dealer and I'm sure they need an answer and want their loaner car back lol.
Pretty sure they're trying to rip me off, so I want to buy all the parts myself. Any help is appreciated because my car is taken apart right now at the dealer and I'm sure they need an answer and want their loaner car back lol.
#2126
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Weird, tried in two different browsers and get nothing. Doesn't really matter though b/c I don't intend on doing the work myself. I just need a specific parts list so I can buy everything needed. Acura also told me I need to replace the Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor (for $575 dollars) because the VSA keeps coming on causing my car not to go above 2k rpm.
Pretty sure they're trying to rip me off, so I want to buy all the parts myself. Any help is appreciated because my car is taken apart right now at the dealer and I'm sure they need an answer and want their loaner car back lol.
Pretty sure they're trying to rip me off, so I want to buy all the parts myself. Any help is appreciated because my car is taken apart right now at the dealer and I'm sure they need an answer and want their loaner car back lol.
#2128
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Originally Posted by jkuhn76
Thank you for those links! Crazy how people on here have had the exact same problems as me ;-) What a great community this is.
Yeah those are two VERY common issues on our otherwise great cars!
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I wonder if this is the exact same procedure on the old 06 RL? I beleive we share the same motor with the type-s, i know wrong part of the forum but u guys have waaaay more info than we do on our side..
#2131
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Dewalt DCF899B bare tool for $205
Save $25. Good though Oct 31.
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#2132
I was going to have my brotherinlaw do the 105k service on my car but he's not 100% confident he can do it. So.... I'm not about to drop 300 in parts and then for him to get however far into the job and say, ummm. just kidding lol! So, I found a local car shop here in dallas that will do it for $720 plus tax with a 2 year or 24k mileage warranty. I feel safer that way and know that this shop specializes in Honda & Acura's.
#2133
Chapter Leader (Southern Region)
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720+tax and you bring the parts... that's steep labor price IMO.
The 2yrs 24k miles is just marketing.. if they eff it up, it'll be apparent right away, and they'd be liable anyways.
Parts are warrantied as well..
Anyways, I'd encourage you to shop around a bit more or gather the muster to DIY.
If that price includes parts, just make sure it includes the auto tensioner, idler pulley, and adjuster (full OE kit, get the plugs and t-stat done too)
I'd also recommend the aisin water pump.. that's the one thing they could eff up with the gates pump that could show later (pinch the o-ring, not seat it right).
Personally, Gates pump was fine with my install.
The 2yrs 24k miles is just marketing.. if they eff it up, it'll be apparent right away, and they'd be liable anyways.
Parts are warrantied as well..
Anyways, I'd encourage you to shop around a bit more or gather the muster to DIY.
If that price includes parts, just make sure it includes the auto tensioner, idler pulley, and adjuster (full OE kit, get the plugs and t-stat done too)
I'd also recommend the aisin water pump.. that's the one thing they could eff up with the gates pump that could show later (pinch the o-ring, not seat it right).
Personally, Gates pump was fine with my install.
#2134
Drifting
I was going to have my brotherinlaw do the 105k service on my car but he's not 100% confident he can do it. So.... I'm not about to drop 300 in parts and then for him to get however far into the job and say, ummm. just kidding lol! So, I found a local car shop here in dallas that will do it for $720 plus tax with a 2 year or 24k mileage warranty. I feel safer that way and know that this shop specializes in Honda & Acura's.
Which shop if you dont mind me asking?
#2135
Race Director
$720 labor plus parts (TB, water pump, tensioner, tensioner pulley, idler pulley) is a bit high IMO, considering that a Gates kit can be had for ~$125 or an Aisin kit can be had for ~$185, but it's not outlandish.
If that rate includes plugs and /or a valve adjustment, it's a good deal.
P.S. FYI, I'm on my second gates pump with no issues (~35K miles so far). The first gates pump was fine also, lasted ~107K until I replaced it at my 2nd TB change.
If that rate includes plugs and /or a valve adjustment, it's a good deal.
P.S. FYI, I'm on my second gates pump with no issues (~35K miles so far). The first gates pump was fine also, lasted ~107K until I replaced it at my 2nd TB change.
Last edited by nfnsquared; 11-14-2016 at 02:53 PM.
#2136
Drifting
$720 if it includes all the parts, not including sparks and valve adjustment) is actually a good deal for the DFW area. I haven't found it under 900 with all the parts. one place will charge me 85/hr labor if i buy the parts and they est 5 hours but the kit on ebay is $297.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-Aisin-OEM-Timing-Belt-Water-Pump-Kit-Honda-Acura-V6-Factory-Parts/171540570047?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D38530%26meid%3Da8895e89099443dd82046c510893c6d0%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D3%26sd%3D161197983767
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-Aisin-OEM-Timing-Belt-Water-Pump-Kit-Honda-Acura-V6-Factory-Parts/171540570047?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D38530%26meid%3Da8895e89099443dd82046c510893c6d0%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D3%26sd%3D161197983767
#2137
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FWIW, that Aisin kit has the seals which really aren't needed. The quality drive belt can be had for ~$20. If one wants to replace the seals, then that kit is still a little pricey IMO. I don't think those seals cost $35 each???
#2138
Timing belt package for parts and labor is $720 (2 year 24,000 mile warranty all OE parts).
It comes with timing belt, outer drive belt, timing belt, hydraulic tensioner, water pump and anti freeze flush.
Time to complete job is 3-5 hours.
North Dallas Imports is the place. Its super convenient and its only 5 min away from work and home.
I've already had the spark plugs replaced and air filter
It comes with timing belt, outer drive belt, timing belt, hydraulic tensioner, water pump and anti freeze flush.
Time to complete job is 3-5 hours.
North Dallas Imports is the place. Its super convenient and its only 5 min away from work and home.
I've already had the spark plugs replaced and air filter
#2140
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Yep, did my 2nd one almost exactly 1 year ago
Last edited by nfnsquared; 11-16-2016 at 04:22 PM.
#2141
$720 if it includes all the parts, not including sparks and valve adjustment) is actually a good deal for the DFW area. I haven't found it under 900 with all the parts. one place will charge me 85/hr labor if i buy the parts and they est 5 hours but the kit on ebay is $297.
Genuine / Aisin OEM Timing Belt & Water Pump Kit Honda/Acura V6 Factory Parts! eBay
Genuine / Aisin OEM Timing Belt & Water Pump Kit Honda/Acura V6 Factory Parts! eBay
https://www.davidmcdavidacuraplano.c...ls/service.htm
Good luck if you haven't already done it!
#2142
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It's not as good of a deal as you think. That only includes timing belt and water pump. They'll upcharge auto-tensioner, idler pulley, plus spark plugs, tstat, etc..
#2144
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Sure
#2145
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Great deal if you need a nut buster for that nasty crank bolt
Milwaukee, 1100 ft-lbs for $250:
Special Buy Of The Day
Only 4 hours left....Sorry for the late notice, just found it in my email...
Milwaukee, 1100 ft-lbs for $250:
Special Buy Of The Day
Only 4 hours left....Sorry for the late notice, just found it in my email...
Last edited by nfnsquared; 02-23-2017 at 10:30 PM.
#2146
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Great deal if you need a nut buster for that nasty crank bolt
Milwaukee, 1100 ft-lbs for $250:
Special Buy Of The Day
Only 4 hours left....Sorry for the late notice, just found it in my email...
Milwaukee, 1100 ft-lbs for $250:
Special Buy Of The Day
Only 4 hours left....Sorry for the late notice, just found it in my email...
If you don't buy this, I'll be so ashamed of you.. might even have to put you on my ignore list
#2148
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Geez NFN.. that's a deal. So tempting and less than 3 hrs left.. Must resist.. Have DeWalt...
#2149
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Damnit! Trying to add to my cart and it's erroring out.. You guys having any luck?
#2150
Senior Moderator
I guess when they say "while supplies last" they meant it.. sold out it seems..
I've actually been eyeing the new Mid-torque Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless 1/2 in. Cordless Mid Torque Impact Wrench with Friction Ring Kit-2861-22 - The Home Depot that just came out. It's 600 ft-lb of torque as opposed to 1100
I've actually been eyeing the new Mid-torque Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless 1/2 in. Cordless Mid Torque Impact Wrench with Friction Ring Kit-2861-22 - The Home Depot that just came out. It's 600 ft-lb of torque as opposed to 1100
#2151
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Why pay more and get less?
#2152
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#2153
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Pussy.. and for always regurgitating the manual.. you didn't read this one.
- REDLINK PLUS Intelligence: allows the operator to choose between 2 fastening modes with Milwaukee's proprietary DRIVE CONTROL feature. Mode 1 delivers up to 100 ft-lbs of maximum fastening torque, and Mode 2 up to 700 ft-lbs maximum fastening torque
#2154
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btw.. the DeWalt has 3 speeds
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#2155
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I never use the other two modes though..
#2156
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You have me on the fence of whether or not to just buy into Dewalt and call it a day..
#2157
Race Director
You can still get the Milwaukee from ToolUp for $270. Not as good a deal as the HD deal, but still a good price.
I almost pulled the trigger at $250 even though I have the IR....
I almost pulled the trigger at $250 even though I have the IR....
#2158
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but your color scheme
btw.. the milwaukee can be had for 2 bills.. getting a charger and battery on the low low is your goal.
DeWalt has 3rd party support so batteries and charges are inexpensive.
btw.. the milwaukee can be had for 2 bills.. getting a charger and battery on the low low is your goal.
DeWalt has 3rd party support so batteries and charges are inexpensive.
#2159
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270 is a very good price, I'd get that... that comes with charger and battery? Deal
#2160
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Dang.. not bad.. especially if no tax and free ship.. that's a steal
Milwaukee 2763-21XC M18 FUEL 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench Kit
Milwaukee 2763-21XC M18 FUEL 1/2" High Torque Impact Wrench Kit