@metalmanonline: I only found maybe 2 decently informative videos on how to replace an oil pan on a 2011 Honda CRV. Hopefully this helps the next guy. #mechanic #honda #crv #repair #carsoftiktokcontest

eddie :

Hondabond is the real stuff LOL 😂

matui69 :

Hondabond or the Grey or Brown Threebond. If they are good enuf for Honda and for Toyota why use anything else.

Devin Boyd :

genuinely asking would dropping the subframe not have been easier?

ProfessorJoey00 :

Dustin Dennis :

It’s gunna leak at some point you ran the sealant on the outer edge of where bolt it instead of inner side of it

Journey_Of_DG :

Dude I just replaced my oil pan yesterday! Oil pan was easy to get to but a pain to take off. hoping mine doesn't leak!

collin 🥸 :

the right stuff is all you'll ever need only time it comes back in the shop is when someone uses too little of it

Payton Miller810 :

backyard mechanic certified the best certification you can get

JoeCruzJuanAlberto :

why not go with a bolt 1 size bigger?

user335741953307 :

I like your content man. But why don’t you work on a rubber (door)mat or cart board or something. I almost always see oil stains on the floor.

Eg8_Norman :

youll use honda bond for everything gasket maker wise now...stuff is legit

Carnivore Trucker :

I’ve always had nothing but issues with helicoils. From the research I’ve done timecerts are supposed to be a lot better

Sylvr113 :

brother it’s gonna leak again you gotta go on the inside of the bolt holes

Unfazed_ :

Nah man where it at

Superman 1992 :

charm.li didn't have the information for you.

kyle :

Sometimes it’s better to seal the block then the pan when it’s a tight fit 🤣

Larry Locke368 :

I would have put the Honda bond on the inner half of the surface when going by the bolt holes. That way oil wouldn't leak out through the bolt holes.

PBCrisis Gen-❌ :

I wish I could do anything that goes as smoothly as that did.

Lip :

ayy im first🤓

Phil J Green :

Don’t ask what happened to the beard? What happened to the beard? lol

Tung Lam :

Why do they no longer produce oil pan gaskets ?

Ronald Smith :

your supposed to let it seal for 2. days before cranking so it well. set up better

Borges :

It was draining really slow because you didn’t pull the dipstick or open the oil cap.

REDNECK RICH CUSTOMS :

those oil pans are junk

The snowman :

Did you check the pickup bolts for tightness