Customer drove in with less than 1 quart of oil. Front and rear wheel bearing replacement.
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I check the oil every 20% on the oil life and top up as necessary. My two Honda's both burn some oil at 245k km and 400k km. The engines both run perfectly, other than burning a bit of oil. The 400k km engine is a 2006 Civic. It burns about 2 litres per oil change interval (8-10k km).
As the official bearing aficionado of this channel, I can confirm that wheel bearing is bad. Sounds like its on life support at this point!😂
@theoffroadingmechanic
4 күн бұрын
I didn't even need to go 60kms/hr until I started hearing it.
@bearing_aficionado
3 күн бұрын
@theoffroadingmechanic what was the part number for that hub bearing? I know it was an SKF bearing. It looks like our 51-01 hub bearing we make for Honda.
@theoffroadingmechanic
3 күн бұрын
I didn't check the part number for the rear so I'm not to sure. I'll have to find the box on Wednesday. The front bearing is fw97
@bearing_aficionado
3 күн бұрын
@@theoffroadingmechanic if that bearing has the same dimensions as ours, we call ours 51-01. Year and model of vehicle? I'll see if I can cross reference them.
@theoffroadingmechanic
3 күн бұрын
It's a 2007 Odyssey
can you please make a video on how to flush the PS fluid for DIY without air suction tools?
@jptrainor
4 күн бұрын
Pull the return line and extend it into a waste oil pan. Run the car, turn the wheel stop to stop once. Shut off. Don't run unnecessarily long. The system will have emptied itself into your waste oil pan. Finally fill it up, run it, turn the wheel stop to stop, and top up as necessary. Use OEM power steering fluid.
@theoffroadingmechanic
4 күн бұрын
You can use a hand pump fluid extractor. I always suck out the old stuff and fill it back up first before starting it up and turning the wheel lock to lock so it doesn't aerate the fluid and make the pump start whining. Then shut it off and suck it out and fill it back up and repeat.
you might try that trick with the 17 mm wrench where you live but in the rust belt here you will snap it off every time, get the torches out please
Klondike Bars, original were called Eskimo Pies, but in the time we live in not to offend anyone the name was change to Klondike Bars.
@kevinbarry71
4 күн бұрын
You have been watching too much Fox News; Klondike bar came out in 1922. And was not a new name for anything
@jimharrison3552
4 күн бұрын
@@kevinbarry71 As usually CNN fake news, Eskimo Pies was patented in Jan. 24, 1922 .by Christian Kent Nelson,
first! I like diaga videos. Is that oil filler gauge available for DIY people?
@theoffroadingmechanic
4 күн бұрын
That's just for our bulk oil. I typically will be filling oil with a 5L jug at home.
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omg, one quart of oil. How did that thing not grenade
@jptrainor
4 күн бұрын
A testament to Honda's engineering. They build them assuming they'll be abused. Hence if you don't abuse them they outlive the rest of the car.
@theoffroadingmechanic
4 күн бұрын
The old j series motor V6 will keep on running as long as you keep oil in it. When it starts burning oil slap some new rings in it.
@kevinbarry71
4 күн бұрын
It's not a Chrysler. Or a Nissan. Nevertheless, I have to think the life of that engine is limited now