Hondabond
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Hondabond
For various reasons alluded to on other threads, I am probably going to have to drop the lower part of the engine off to get to the thrust washers. With that in mind, please can I seek some advice concerning Hondabond.
Firstly, how strong is it? Once the bolts are removed will the lower girdle just drop off or will they need prising apart? Does it act as an adhesive or just a sealer?
Secondly, for re-assembly which Hondabond should I use? The old service manual specifically mentions a particular part number (08718-0009), but I think I'm right in saying it has been superceeded. What is the correct Hondabond to use for the timing cover, upper and lower block and the sump pan? I looked in "Under The Hood" but it looks like some of the products are different in the US. Any reference or Honda technical documents would be gratefully received.
Many thanks.
Firstly, how strong is it? Once the bolts are removed will the lower girdle just drop off or will they need prising apart? Does it act as an adhesive or just a sealer?
Secondly, for re-assembly which Hondabond should I use? The old service manual specifically mentions a particular part number (08718-0009), but I think I'm right in saying it has been superceeded. What is the correct Hondabond to use for the timing cover, upper and lower block and the sump pan? I looked in "Under The Hood" but it looks like some of the products are different in the US. Any reference or Honda technical documents would be gratefully received.
Many thanks.
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Permatex Ultra Grey is an equivalent replacement, I've used it on two oil pan installs and one timing cover without any problems.
Not sure what was used from factory but the first pan removal was pretty painful and needed lots of force and prying to get off.
Not sure what was used from factory but the first pan removal was pretty painful and needed lots of force and prying to get off.
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