2005 Kia Spectra Oil Pan Gasket/VVT Solenoid

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  • Опубліковано 8 лис 2024

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  • @robertbowman802
    @robertbowman802 2 роки тому

    may i ask what the torque is for the oil pane bolts plz
    also very nice video helped me feel more comfy doing it on my own.

    • @HITekRC
      @HITekRC  2 роки тому

      I will get back to you when I get to work tomorrow

    • @robertbowman802
      @robertbowman802 2 роки тому

      Sorry to bother but did u get the torque lds for the oil pan yet

    • @HITekRC
      @HITekRC  2 роки тому

      Sorry At work I stepped into a manager role and have been swamped daily. I can get these tomorrow. I just need to remember to log into my UA-cam account to remind me.

    • @HITekRC
      @HITekRC  2 роки тому

      @@robertbowman802 repair data shows 84inch lbs. Be mindful not to mistake inch lbs for FT lbs.

  • @ob4113
    @ob4113 9 місяців тому

    Would the silicone be enough without the oil pan gasket gasket ?

    • @HITekRC
      @HITekRC  8 місяців тому

      Yes silicone is a viable substitute for a physical gasket.

  • @_will__ruiz_
    @_will__ruiz_ Рік тому

    Hi! What is the purpose of a vvt solenoid?

    • @HITekRC
      @HITekRC  Рік тому

      It helps with fuel economy and vehicle performance by based on engine load changes the timing of the engine.

    • @johnanderson8166
      @johnanderson8166 Рік тому +1

      DDT stands for variable valve timing, also there is a 1&1/2 inch long filter made of fine stainless steel and nylon plastic which must be flushed, break cleaner will do the job, if your computer throws a code P0011 cam timing bank A it means 1 of 3 things (A) your oil control valve for VVT has failed (B) the sensor has failed at the other end of the cam that's directly in front of you and it's causing the fault code or (C) that small filter is clogged and pressure to the control unit directly upon the cam is low and caused the code to be generated, I have to clear code and flush that small filter, particularly when it's cold out and oil thickens slightly. Hop this helps😅