Honda Element Engine Replacement and Restoration (Part 2)

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This is (Part 2) a Honda Element engine replacement and restoration. This video is the conclusion of this series. Please watch (Part 1) first.

This information also applies to CRV’s of the same vintage.

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#ETCGVideo #HondaElement #Engine

Music

Sonata No. 2 in F Major Allegro by Joel Cummins (YouTube Music)

Sonata No. 2 in F Major Rondo by Joel Cummins (YouTube Music)

Parts

Stabilizer Links: 51320-S5A-003

Front Control Arm Bushing: 51391-SCV-A03

Rear Control Arm Bushing: 51392-S5A-701

TRW Ball Joints: JBJ921

Exedy Clutch: HCK1004

Front Engine Mount: Anchor Industries 9424

Tools

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Hi Eric,

I'm trying to figure out why your videos are so satisfying. Several things come to mind.
a) you speak clearly,
b) you don't talk too much (like so many youtubers who love the sound of their own voice),
c) you explain things well,
d) no annoying stupid music,
e) you are calm, thoughtful, meticulous, thorough,
f) you always figure out a way to deal with unexpected problems,
g) you obviously enjoy what you do and are good at it,
h) I get vicarious satisfaction when you fix things because I lack your skills and experience and tools,
i) we both love Elements!

Keep up the good work!

mattfoley

I've literally only changed brakes a couple times but I thoroughly enjoy watching these full teardown and replace videos.

matthewlee

It blows me away that such a complicated job with so many variables of "what could go wrong" ends up starting up right away. Pure beauty! You know your stuff and then some. Great job!

barryf

It’s a good feeling when you fix something and it actually works 👍

smcic

Hi Eric . I got a chuckle when you found the thread chaser . Many times as I’m much older I go to my tool store room and it’s like Christmas . I Go wow I forgot I had that . So run to my wife, look what I found . And she ( oh yeah ) I have to share the joy alone . You will find Eric as you get older it happens a lot more .

alward

I want to congratulate you for this video format. Years ago, you had longer videos with every single bolt removals but its not necessary, you are sumarizing with time lapses. Very nice

abiel.rodriguez

What a great journey this has been. My '04 E is so quiet at a stop, I sometimes get confused as to whether it's running. Your videos are second to none! Thanks, Eric!!

marsmediapro

Nothin better than an engine swap at 10:20 in the morning, on a Friday even 🤙🙌

cbrown

That is the smoothest running k series I have ever heard

firstlast---

The old timey piano goes soooo good with this! Great job!!

aigoru

Eric- you’ve literally taught me so much I can’t begin to explain my gratitude. Having a 2000 em1 and 3 Elements; I have greatly depended on the information in your videos. Thank you sir.

aclegg

Glad to see that the engine transplant was a rousing success! I foresee that it is going to give you years of reliable service!

digitalrailroader

If you do this more, I use one of those wood furniture dollys from harbor freight to support and roll the engine around when I drop it out the bottom. Haven’t needed the use of a crane since I started pulling them out from the bottom.

The_Impulse

Really impressed with this video/project Eric! I love that you've got a niche, fairly cheap type of vehicle that you obviously adore and you're playing around with it. I love the idea of practice restoration as well, I think it's really underrated and like you said it's a great way to make you aware of what will be required when you do your full resto!
Keep it up!

grannyflatgarage

I've used a few JDM K series for swaps to replace tired or neglected engines. They're fantastic. Never had an issue. They're as close to new as a used engine can be.

AMT