Replacing a Variable Valve Timing (VVT) Solenoid Gasket on a 2006 Honda Civic

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I had an oil leak from the backside of the engine up high. Turns out the Variable Valve Timing (VVT) solenoid gasket is the issue. So I will be replacing the VVT solenoid gasket to solve the oil leak.
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Equipment Used:
- GoPro Hero 5
- Canon Rebel 7Ti
Items Purchased:
Variable Valve Timing (VVT) Solenoid Gasket - $20.85 @ Rockauto.com
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[@beka.m.3490]

Hi. one question. Did you dump engine oil before changing the new gasket solenoid? Thanks

[@TDLDIY]

No, I didnt have to drain the oil. Which was really nice.

[@unsafarid]

good job dear

[@TDLDIY]

Thank you

[@josevvaladez8080]

Did it solve the mysteries leak?

[@TDLDIY]

Yes, it did!

[@josevvaladez8080]

thanks for your reply@@TDLDIY

[@veterancs0113]

Apply in honda Civic 2009 ?

[@TDLDIY]

Yes, this should would it the same body style.