Why You Should Consider Removing the Oil Pan When Doing a Honda V6 Timing Belt
This is a common issue with the Honda J Series engines, 3.5L and 3.2L. This video details the removal of the oil pump housing and resealing it so that it no longer leaks. If you’re doing a timing belt, this might be a good addition to that service as a preventative measure.
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Oil Pump Seal: 15115-P8A-A01
Oil Filter Housing Seal: 15302-RDV-J00
Oil Pickup O Ring: 15221-RYE-A01
Front Crank Seal: 91212-5MR-01
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