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a short ride though some back roads 🤙🏾
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a short ride though some back roads 🤙🏾
8th gen si 1- 2 pull with drag cartel 2.2 cams with new skunk2 72mm throttle
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almost got pulled over doing a 1,2 pull 😅
pov full send on new drag cartel setup 👌
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pov full send on new drag cartel setup 👌
vtc gear rattle fix
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this will help fix the vtc gear rattle issued in most people were having no matter what k series motor you have. Here is a link to a new company that is making new vtc spring spring-start.com/
8th gen civic si fbo pull
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fbo si rdx injectors j35 throttle body alpha header 05 tsx cams with ktuner
8th gen civic si k20z3 with tsx cams FBO
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8th gen civic si k20z3 with tsx cams FBO
Grams 72mm throttle body Problems for 06-11 civic si
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Grams 72mm throttle body Problems for 06-11 civic si
I had a P0011, and P1651, with loud rattling, can’t thank you enough! I saved $1800, I own a 2009 Honda Accord EXL with 88k miles, I went to Home Depot, bought 5 M60x30 bolts ($6.28), orange thread lock ($2.99), reused my original spring just stretched it and reinsert with new Home Depot screws with thread lock. Now all the codes went away and drives perfect again! The dealer was going to charge me for a new timing belt replacement, new actuator, new tensioner, whole new PZEV VVT, and oil change for $1800 without tax. Took me 30 minutes, Boom! Drove it and it was fine. It’s been 2 weeks now, drives normal and no rattling while start up and no rattling while driving! ❤❤❤❤
Actually was a P2651 not P01651
Can all the vtc cover bolts be removed while installed on a Honda CR-V , or, is the timing cover in the way on the bottom half of the VTC to be able to remove the lower bolts?. Or is it ok to simply rotate the engine to ppsition the bolts higher for access ?
@ericaviator8869 the timming cover is not in the way at the bottom just turn the main pulley to the tbc mark and remove the vavle cover when u put the motor at TDC the point on the vtc cam will be at the very stop you will see it on the back of the vtc gear
Hello I did this in my Toyota Avensis 1.8 petrol. the rattling is gone Is it possible that the spring is now too stretched? After starting the engine does not work evenly, errors p0351, p0352, p0340 appeared
@mariuszs.7189 I'm not sure of this when it comes to toyota how there timming works did you check the engine code 🤔
Before you did the spring did u make sure the motor was on tdc and the timming was right before you started the motor?
Thank you for posting the video. My 2013 crv makes this noise when i start it. That sound appears to be the only problem. Car otherwise runs fine. What other symptoms will i have?
Good job. Thanks
I thought of this very thing: to just stretch out the spring. The mechanics want small fortunes to do this and want to replace the whole timing chain and the vtc gear. Thanks for the video.
If you pack the back of them with cardboard before disassemble it can't move then remove the 4 bolts it's 16lbs foot of torque to reassemble
Do you have to replace the Gasket, and will this stop the oil consumption issue??? Thanks
How much to torque the bolts?
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On my 2014 CRV, No need to remove the actuator to replace the spring.
@bysykler4959 you don't need to remove it all the way
Great men make a big difference,and help anyone in the world with car problems,god bless you
@@michaelmachiavelli9480 glad I could help
Thanks Tony. Very good explanation.
73 old fart I did it, thank you, no car skills
Thank you a bunch you have saved me tons of money
@@inklingt np
I'll have to try this, I replaced the cam phaser on my 2011 Accord 7 years ago and within the past year it's started clattering every time I start it. The parts guy at Honda assured me that the phaser they sold me was the "updated" version even though it has the same part number.....BS. Being a mechanic I have absolutely no desire to work on my own vehicle so this will make my life a little easier if it works. I'm about due for my 200k valve adjustment and plug replacement (early) so I will try this instead of replacing the whole thing again. BTW, you have a white, Canadian cousin selling tools for Snap-on here in Texas, seriously, the similarities between you two are eerie.
Thanks for sharing this fix!
@chuysaucedo7119 awesome good to hear that
Thank you very much Brother alot👍👍👍👏👏👏
It fixes the noise but does it fix the bucking when accelerating at highway speeds?
Thanks amigo
Good job bro. For this job , do you know if i can get to the vtc gear without removing the cams?
bro all the cam gears ive been threw and all i had to do was this…….
@Loustylz203 sorry to here that bro ya it the little thing that will make you go mad like this but there alot of company now that sell the vtc replacement spring now
Purchased spring from spring start. Did not solve problem. Now in the middle of replacing timing chain and have new VTC actuator gear
@@MrBobby3340 when was the last time the timming chain tensioner was replaced? Because that will make the noise as well if it goes bad
Sorry to hear the Spring-Start kit didn't work in your case. We do have replacement VTC seals and different spring designs for the tougher cases and for some it's best to replace the TCT as well.
@@dateg18 I replaced the tensioner first several months back. Didn’t correct anything. Then purchased the spring and installed. At first seemed to solve the problem but start up rattle returned. So now, I pulled timing cover off and replacing hordes, chain, actuator as well as exhaust sprocket. I also installed new intake cam. Should have it all back together this weekend.
@@MrBobby3340 try replacing the timming chain tensioner
@@dateg18 i have replaced it again with the work I am doing now.
Great video but the problem I run into is those torx bolts are a bitch to crack open. One of them stripped so now I gotta figure out what to do. Have you run into this?
@gfriedman99 I have never seen that happened. You're the 1st to tell me about something like this
@@dateg18 OK thanks. Another youtuber says he is able to get them off with a small vice-grip.
@gfriedman99 ok, well, keep me posted if it works
i just did in my 16 ILX and it worked perfectly, the only difference that i saw was when i separated the plate from the cam it did not have the plastic piece that hold the spring. not sure if my motor does not use it but it didn’t have it. i took the spring, stretched it and put everything back together. started the engine and behold the rattle is gone. if anyone can confirm this info please let me know. regardless you saved me a ton of money, really appreciate it.
do you recommend using loctie on the torx screws ?
@ichiara07 no there no need for it
Great video! Thanks!
So I have a 2018 fit that had that rattle a few times a week on cold starts. Is this a "this needs fixed immediately" kinda issue or a "it can wait within reason" It just started doing it, but it's not often. Some people on the honda fit reddit said it could be fine for years until it finally stretches the timing belt. I just don't have the know how or the money to have somone go in there and replace the spring.
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This fixed the rattling noise. Thank you!
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@@dateg18 Do you have to replace the Gasket, and will this stop the oil consumption issue??? Thanks
Wished i watched this video earlier, i just recently changed this part because of the rattle. I could’ve saved myself $700 dollas 😢. Oh well thanks for posting either way, if the rattle comes back i will now know what to do. Saving this video for reference. Thanks for the clear instructions.
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2.2 arent drop in cams..Buy curious what fuel youre running?
E85
My 06 GMC envoy got a rattle I'm not sure if it's the vvt solenoid or my timing chain or the spring but it lost a little power and it's got camshaft codes and crankshaft codes what could it be
Good information, thanks for sharing. I seen the other video with the DC 2.2s I can’t wait to buy there kit that comes with the dual springs and retainers and the 2.2s for Christmas.
Fuc*ing great video thanks man
Thanks
Hola eso se puede hacer con el vvt puesta ? O es necesario desmóntarla y quitar todo , no se desatiempa al quitar eso?
Hi, thanks for the video. Question.....Does the vtc has to be unlocked before removing the screws?
But check oil pickup screen.
Hola bro esto aun sigue funcionando ? En tu auto? Esta stock?
Hey, I have a weird sound when it's running, and I give it some gas it rattles, kind of, I guess. I think it may be this: Do you have an email? I can send you the video, and you can listen and tell me please
tstjulian@gmail.com
It’s vtc valve
what is the torque on those bolts?
It will depend on the VTC actuator you have. Spring-Start has the proper access bit and brand new extreme springs kits to fix any Honda or Acura VTC Actuator cold start rattle.
Thank you😊 BRO
Hi ppl, its works on Honda Fit GK5 2018?
We've had great success replacing the 5R1 VTC actuator spring
Useful video, thanks. One thing: if stretching the spring doesn't work, and then you order the kit from Spring Start, it comes with a recommendation that you also replace the chain tensioner, in addition to swapping out the spring on the VTC. So, depending on your mechanical skills, you may or may not have a hard time with that. What bothers me is that apparently there is no mention of this 'prior' to buying the kit, so Spring Start is giving you the impression that just changing the spring will fix the problem. I wouldn't exactly call that shady, but I do think it's a pretty big omission.
When posting the video at the time, there was no replacement vtc spring available to buy, and yes, there is still a startup rattle. You should consider replacing the timming chain tensioner because they are faulty too and ppl I'm not a Professional mechanic. I have just been Fortunate enough to have friends that have worked for honda over the years I've been doing this since the early 90s.
@@dateg18 NP bro, I get that you are just trying to help...much appreciated. So, are you saying that you replaced the spring and still got the rattle? I'm about to order the spring kit and the tensioner, and give this thing a go. But first I want to see if my chain is stretched, if it is then I'll have to get that too. What a PITA, and Honda still doesn't have an official fix for this issue. By the way, I'm no mechanic either, but what I think I can do I'll try to do, and hope I don't F it up.
This seems to be happening on the 2.4 from 2008 through 2017. You think Honda engineers would have figured this out by now. Put a thicker gauge spring which is a .50 part. Problem solved.
@@tpc3416 Honda clearly just wants this issue to go away, they haven't had a service bulletin since 2017 on it, so we are stuck. My 2009 Accord is solid in every way, except for this VCT actuator. Even Honda mechanics are split 50/50...some say replace all the timing components, others say just keep topping off the oil. It's frustrating and aggravating to say the least.
It would depend on the year and model of the vehicle as well as milage if the TCT replacement is recommended. Often, replacing the VTC actuator locking spring alone resolves the issue. Some vehicles need a higher rate spring others the OEM design spring for best results.
How is a skunk2 throttle body if anyone has one
If you can find it there, great never heard anything bad about them
@@dateg18 Ok because I am in the market for one but I heard mix thing about the ktuned one and heard by reviews about the grams one
I would think it would be the same? Isn’t skunk2 = grams?
I just got this rattle for the first time this morning on cold start at 220k miles. I’m gonna try this
Let us know how it goes bro, I'm trying to gather some confidence to do this myself. One thing that I heard though, is that the spring kit (from Spring Start) comes with instructions that also recommends replacing the chain tensioner as well, but you don't find out about it until you get the kit. The tensioner isn't the hardest job, but it's not the easiest either.
@@094340 SO did you replace something already? just the spring or with the tensioner as well?
What have your results been like now, two years after this post? Was it a one time fix or you have to consistently replace or fix the spring? If so, how often (miles) do you find yourself doing it?
It's still going good with no problem at all but I posted a link to a company that sales vtc spring replacement