A Sad Day for Honda Owners

Buying a used car and head gasket test. 5 Signs You Shouldn't Buy a Used Car, DIY car inspection and car review with Scotty Kilmer. How to inspect a used car for purchase. Car buying mistakes and car fails. How to tell a bad car before you buy it. Head gasket leak test. How to buy a car. How to buy a used car. Avoid This Car Product at All Costs. How to tell if a head gasket is blown. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 56 years.
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[@robertvance1873]

Scotty it always cracks me up when you show a Chevy dealership when you talk about a junkyard Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you are HILARIOUS 😂

[@jeremypeterson8002]

What vacumm pump are you using

[@GarrettYarbrough]

👋👋👋😁😐

[@andyny29]

Honey, that crazy man next door with the sunglasses is waving his arms around and yelling at his camera. Should we call the police?😂

[@bash8387]

😂😂😂😂

[@alexross8722]

Release the hounds! 😂

[@rogerwilcojr]

Not now, Gladys, I'm busy.

[@wmars4655]

@@rogerwilcojr lmao 🤣 😂 😆

[@kevindavis3841]

No silly. It’s ok. After he knock our mailbox down, he gave us a free E-bike!!

[@foxmaine3921]

I have a great test before buying any car, new or used. I open the hood and touch the engine to be sure it is stone cold to the touch. I have someone start the car while I stand in front with the hood open, listening. If the engine starts and runs quietly, the engine is good. I have had new cars make loud ticks, knocks, and rattles when it's started stone cold. Never buy a car with a noisy engine! Next, drive the car and do everything, like accelerate hard, stop fast, dive it up hill and floor it, and manually shift the transmission. If the transmission shows zero problems, it is most often a good transmission.

[@webbedshadow2601]

I'm looking for my first car and I'm buying used so these are good tips thanks!

[@Dsw8691]

Unless it is a Turbo with fuel injectors

[@foxmaine3921]

@@webbedshadow2601 These tips work on new cars as well. You would be very surprised at how many new car engines make serious and troubling noises when they are started stone cold. If a used car ticks, knocks, or rattles, pass it by! DO NOT use that noise to get a lower price unless you are sure you want to spend what it costs to fix it.

[@foxmaine3921]

@@Dsw8691 No so,it worked perfectly when buying my brother an Omni turbo years ago. Ticking valves, rod knocks, and start up rattles can be in amy engine. I passed on a BMW when it made 5 knocks on a cold start.

[@HotRod-wv4vm]

Honda K24 engine makes a ticking noise. They valves must be adjusted every 100,000 miles and the ticking will go away. Also if you are low on oil the engine may make a ticking noise as well.

[@bmca8876]

A great teacher of car maintenance, looks like a real nice neighbourhood with nicely cut gardens 👍

[@jayslomine4280]

The way it should be

[@HoyaSaxaSD]

Are you British, by chance?

[@bmca8876]

@@HoyaSaxaSD I am Irish

[@youngpower24]

Where did you get the idea aluminum corrodes faster than steel? As a veteran fence installer, I can tell you it absolutely does not. Many homeowners policies will not cover a steel fence within a half mile of the ocean exactly because it corrodes quickly and will cover aluminum constructions because it does not corrode. It’s in the name, aluminum oxide reacts with oxygen in the air to form a protective coating layer that does not flake like rust would on steel. This is just a fact.

[@RodneyW]

There's a very useful online reference online at CorrosionPedia (Understanding Aluminium corrosion), which explains the conditions under which aluminium is resistant to corrosion, and the conditions under which is accelerates.

[@cm6string]

Aluminum is junk

[@mikie1466]

Galvanized

[@applianceman6009]

Honda and Toyota still make superior cars to most other manufacturers, but they still aren’t like they used to be.

[@sounddoctor5decades]

Honda Maybe, Toyota, nope, they have demonstrated over the last 3 years with ALL the problems that they can't engineer their way out of a brown paper bag. Legendary Toyota reliability is exactly that, A LEGEND.

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

@@sounddoctor5decades No Honda sucks also. I will never purchase another Honda again; those days of quality cars are gone! Honda suspension is very weak. Do not buy Honda. Toyota sucks I won't ever buy them they are built cheaper then paper.

[@MikeHenderson-tm1hs]

@@JesusGodHolySpirit3Honda is far superior to Kia & Hyundai. I would say Mazda is the best brand right now and Lexus for people who can afford it. Toyota/Honda 3rd best.

[@MsRotorwings]

I miss my 1989 Honda Prelude. It’s 2024. My 2002, yes from 2002, is still running strong.

[@michaelkuhn402]

Thanks to you SCOTTY I bought a 2023 Honda Civic Sport 2.0 NO TURBO. LOVE THE CAR. THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR VIDEOS.

[@natas12rm]

Me too, just wish they had a Manuel

[@mjk9674]

CVT?

[@chrispeveler1578]

​@@natas12rm they make a sport hatchback with the manual

[@sean0181]

I have a 2022 sport lease is up in march ,thinking of buying it at the end .

[@thomasdausch8557]

@@sean0181 it is worth buying at end of lease, i have 2019 civic lx , bought it at end of lease and happy i did ,

[@kevinyoung2431]

I should have had a Head Gasket Leak Test Kit with me when I bought my '07 Tundra for cheap in in 2017, the head gasket failed January of '24 after I drove it 46K. I put it back on the road last week with a low mileage 2008 3UR that has all new gaskets, seals, cooling system, starter and alternator. That test kit could have helped me negotiate a better deal and prepared me for what I just went through.

[@Eslamizar]

I am at work, hospital security. I was at my desk watching your video and a visitor came by and said he likes your vids 😆 I said, me too 😆

[@scurfie2343]

I blew a head gasket on my 77 Honda Civic by driving it really hard and then shutting the engine off. I was young and stupid. A head gasket job wasn't expensive back then so I had it fixed.

[@RealRabbit1124]

On these older Japanese cars, it’s best to replace the stock radiator with a duel core fully aluminum one. In most cases the stock radiator cost just as much as the upgrade, sometimes the stock one cost more. Keep that in mind next time you need to replace a radiator.

[@poepflater]

I recently slapped a new radiator on my 30 year old nissan. It is nice to see the coolant tank stay clear green month after month.

[@dblank1287]

How is this a sad day for Honda owners?

[@AmazingTonyYT]

Your a first time Scotty viewer huh? 😂

[@sonidoexperiencia]

Because the car is overheating, did you even watch the video ?? lol

[@joejordan1259]

Hondas are not bulletproof they break down too

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

@@joejordan1259 hondas suck now. They are cheaply made with NO JAPANESE parts in them whatsoever! I hate Honda and Toyota.

[@Ruben-Mazereeuw]

When Scotty says it's a said day for Honda owners, it has to do with a failure, and other Honda owners can cry with you to share the pain😂😢

[@RodneyW]

This is the kind of video I like. A really useful and practical guide for how to spot a head-gasket on the way out.

[@henryyurkovic893]

How about the thermostat being a 3rd reason?

[@oreally8605]

That year, civic was garbage too. A family member gave one to me. Radiator, head gasket, mind you the car sat for a year, but they always had weak transmissions when they get over 100k miles. Those years and civic model in particular.

[@wmars4655]

I remember hearing those dang 90s Hondas at idle revving up and down lol

[@sgbawg0]

If it was a bad thermostat turning the heat on wouldnt bring the temperature down.

[@michaelbiehl3405]

Take off the radiator cap ,warm it up and look for bubbles in the radiator

[@1stock1not]

Brings no test kit Replaces radiator off a tip Why won’t the air finish bleeding from the system!?!?!

[@towel-ie7554]

4:45 - solid advice for the ladies.

[@vayabroder729]

Is it just me or does anybody else think that Scotty looks a little like Dennis Hopper? 🤣

[@derekdavis614]

Very slightly. Not Easy Rider days, not Apocalypse Now days but maybe Blue Velvet days.

[@DarkForce2024]

Reminds me of Ozzy, I think it's the glasses.

[@natas12rm]

He could be frank in blue velvet. Dennis hopper was so crazy in that movie

[@joannaa.5101]

DH could be a distant relative.

[@IamHumble83]

Facts

[@bentishmack1989]

I believe a thermostat stuck half way open will have the same symptoms.

[@brianklamer3328]

Thermostat stuck half open causes heat to not build up, stuck closed and it overheats.

[@drbobvs]

And it wouldn’t cause CO2 in coolant

[@samford8531]

I didn't know any of this stuff! Thanks for sharing Scotty

[@davidletz9123]

Did that Honda morph into a Toyota?

[@DarkForce2024]

That's the power of AI. Now if only I could morph my debts to all zeros we would be in business!

[@CG-zh1td]

It decided to identify as a mid 90's Celica . . .

[@NancyPilkinton]

Thank you Scotty, 7:05 for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience....

[@GarrettYarbrough]

Scotty making fun of my Honda Civic coupe 🤣😞

[@Kokomo365]

I would go the sealer route and then sell it, or else engine swap. They could get a used one shipped for $650-800. Finding someone to install it for cheap though would take some time. Maybe they could check with a trade college.

[@MarzNet256]

Make sure you disclose what you did to the buyer.

[@BambamGigalo]

Blue devil worked for me it's a little more expensive but I drove that beater for 5 years with no problems at all, i eventually sold it because i didn't feel like replacing a steering rack and pump but it never came close to overheating after i used it

[@crystallangan832]

Oh man I remember my first Honda civic, was an 04 and if you idled for more than 3 mins it would over heat and the only thing that would cool it down was either get moving or turn the car off. I think it might’ve needed a timing chain change because the thermostat was changed, and there wasn’t anything really wrong with the radiator. Every car I’ve had since then the temperature stays put at the place where it stops when it’s done heating up. Never had one get hot like that just from sitting still.

[@tomirvine9560]

04 civics didn't have a timing chain, they do have a timing belt driven water pump. If it only got hot while sitting it was most likely the radiator fans not turning on when they are supposed to.

[@coveeclown9397]

I changed my head gasket and boom it works great also changed the chain also.

[@erintheangry]

The frame and body on my 05 ranger and 95 avalon are mint. I think, if my engines or trannys blow, I think I would put another one in those versus spending 40-90 thousand on a new truck or car. Things have flipped on their head these days.

[@ReedMunson]

Would have loved to hear Scotty have a conversation with the Tappet brothers about troubleshooting the Dodge Dart 😅

[@Jj-bh1tv]

Nice vid Scotty

[@brianmeneses8717]

What about 9th gen civics that don’t even have temp gauges?….

[@rohangolianth9474]

In South Africa we will never scrap a car because of a head gasket. I did pay 81 u s dollars to fix my head gasket problem in south Africa

[@dw9461]

Looks like a similar model civic I had about 12 years ago and a blown head gasket was what finished it off. Got a lot of good miles out of it.

[@stephenreiner1523]

Scotty, stay with us.

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

Did you hear that car that went by at 8:09 ? sounded like a jet's engine hahaha crazy!

[@neutrodyne]

Another thing that can cause an engine to over heat is a radiator's fins that are full of bugs from highway driving.

[@VegasX900]

I had a 2005 Honda Civic ex. Exact same problem. Sold it and bought a 2016 Honda fit.

[@junojuannun7242]

yo this mf be spittin bruh.. hes a facts machine 📠

[@rickgarza5864]

Thanks for sharing

[@Senicova]

why not just put in a new head gasket? am I missing something?

[@VictorMaxol]

If you can do it yourself, yes. Not so hard on old Hondas.

[@Senicova]

@@VictorMaxol I have a 2011 Honda Fit 1.5l it seems easy enough. I don’t need one though thank god lol, runs good at 210k

[@johnlowe2218]

Thanks to Scotty I got myself a 2008 Acura TL with only 67,000 miles for 8k. Drive Old!

[@gorgly123]

I have an acura. I had a problem with the temperature going up. It was a bad radiator cap that wasn't making a good seal so the system wasn't under pressure.

[@laviebanale]

One wise mechanic once said, “Change your oil. Oil is cheap. Engines are expensive.”

[@flychomperfly]

"Watch your temperature gauge"... on a new car? What gauge? 😅😂

[@anaphylastiks]

Rust is oxidation and definitely aluminum rusts.

[@RealRabbit1124]

Rust and oxidation aren’t the same thing. Aluminum does not rust. There’s no steel in aluminum.

[@anaphylastiks]

@@RealRabbit1124 Rust is oxidized steel. I welcome you to prove me wrong.

[@StandAndStare]

Corrosion is metal oxidation. Iron oxide is called rust Aluminium oxidizes, it corrodes it doesn't rust.

[@anaphylastiks]

@@StandAndStare thanks for explaining. I was obviously wrong.

[@user-hq7uf4yn7g]

Which came first, overheating or the blown head gasket?

[@eugenethestoner]

Just discovered, my wife’s 2023 Honda hrv doesn’t have a temp gauge! Dumbest thing ever! I had no clue this was even a thing. Would have never purchased the vehicle if I’d known this before hand. 🤦‍♂️

[@realestateinfonet9041]

Very informative! Thanks!

[@kellyj.9898]

I used to have two hondas years ago. Both were a 91 prelude si and a 2000 civic ex coupe. They both had issues with the radiators. Other than that both were good. I do have a 2018 civic sedan lx. I've had issues with that one early on. The air conditioner i got that fixed. But hondas aren't as reliable as they used to be. Im disappointed in honda. Cause i loved hondas. Now not so much anymore.

[@michellepalmaasencio7411]

I have 2012 CRV with 190,000 I’m the second owner , it’s a good SUV.🤞🏼😘

[@Elsakuchu]

I don’t buy his trash talk about Honda civic. I am fixing cars and own a shop for the past 30+ years. He is just posting to make KZbin money.

[@kevinhamblin951]

Honda doesn’t care about their customers …..the virtually total introduction of the CVT transmission proves it .😢 Id never buy another Honda !

[@monstereng43]

I had an 02 civic lx and can confirm the head gaskets are horrible. Had to replace it along with the water pump.

[@mrgarrison3516]

New Honda's have oil dilution, old Honda's have head gasket problems.....I wouldn't touch a Honda with a 10" pole

[@mikel2887]

scotty showing us a modern engine on his 1994 celica lol

[@laurieannerodriguez5946]

Could you please help me fix my Saturn Vue for Christmas?

[@claudiorichetti5609]

Hello Scotty: I have a Toyota Matrix 2003 and the temperature always go to 1/2 temp. Is that normal? Sincerely Claudio, Freeport NY. You're the best. God bless you!🙏🥰

[@Toucan8917Z]

Scotty does a 2019 Honda Civic with low mileage need transmission fluid or flush?

[@ExplorerBen7]

Those have a CVT transmission which I believe he recommends changing the fluid every 30,000 miles.

[@josealdecoa2417]

In an old car, head gasket just deteriorates because of age to.

[@user-rv4ob4tg9x]

Thanks Scotty

[@renkhachatoorian302]

If your car has a manual transmission, with any mileage it will worth to keep it and spend on it.

[@gamalielmiramonteshernande4950]

Hey Scotty! 2010 ford focus ses, recently change thermostat and now while driving in the highway after a while the temp gauge starts to go down and eventually comes back to the middle (no overheating, overcooling instead) any idea what´s going on? Keep up the great work!!!

[@jameswhite1319]

Good video

[@glovedcop69]

A lot of these model civics were crap i had this same exact ones problems with ovee heating transmission failure and many other issues way before 100k. These were very weak hondas. If i read correctly the 2 door was made in the usa and the 4 door over seas.

[@modus_operandi2508]

30 buck suck ,seems about right ,good value

[@SmartMoneyRyan]

or #4 its 140farenheight outside

[@linhabay8803]

Tesla big rig on fire on I-80 near Lake Tahoe.

[@truckerzachbell]

Just heard that it crashed, and the fire started a few seconds after the impact. Please pray for the driver. Although he walked away, he was scarred and shaken. Because it was a Tesla test rig, it's being taken back to Tesla for analysis of the post crash battery failure, and video from a Lytx DriveCam brand Dash Cam installed inside the rig shows the driver likely fell asleep at the wheel just prior to the crash. (Source: KCRA-TV in Sacramento, CA).

[@joannaa.5101]

​@@truckerzachbellWow 😮😮😮

[@Whatshappening80]

Why did you change cars halfway trough the video? I have this same exact car same year same everything same color even 😂where do you buy that test fluid stuff

[@SingleStacked]

How often should you put new coolant/flush ?

[@lisasisk3713]

Nip It! Thank You! Scotty. You are a prince among men for all your knowledge and generousity.

[@fq7879]

It could be the thermostat is bad.

[@thomasdausch8557]

Scotty , it is never a sad day if you own a Honda

[@mistersmith3986]

Honda NEVER made a car ot truck that I liked. I do like Honda motorcycles, lawnmowers and generators though.

[@ETH.games.]

My old Honda car had a blown headgasket so I bought my a newer Honda civic

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I keep one of these kits as a "what if"! They're great.

[@realfantasy3218]

What about when having AC on after a while it starts over heating fan's work and there's enough coolant??

[@LongOnSol]

Oh, anyone can change out an engine no problem!

[@mrgarrison3516]

If it was another brand he would of said "this car needs a new engine, what a POS" 💩

[@user-wq3ub8ii9q]

I think that you are a creative common sense mechanic and that makes me believe that you would have no problem building a magnetic generator and that’s just what the world needs. No outside source of fuel is necessary. I’ve seen one built by a backyard mechanic long time ago, and I’ll never forget it and you remind me of him, he powered his whole house with One and then he switched out the engine in a card with One

[@TheTopher15]

How’s the li time lithium battery holding up in the celica?

[@fixinggrace]

Carbon Monoxide

[@andrewacosta522]

You couldn’t have better timing I’m having this problem right now. I got a 2005 Honda civic for 5 grand in April and recently in a long distance drive I would notice it would hover I. The three quarter range of heat. Once I even stopped at a light and it git the max, got past it and went back down to half way. Took it to a Honda dealership for an open recall it had, told them about the problem. They bellied it was the condenser and radiator fans. They replaced them but they said it still was overheating. I need this car, but I also don’t want to pay a ridiculous amount to fix it. Anyone know what it could be. I’m starting to believe it might be like the car in this video, the beginning of a blown head gasket 😢😢

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Great informative video Scotty

[@ivargo-cv2cz]

Actual technical term is "Scotty's hawk tuah head gasket check"! 😂😂😂

[@2015BLOXXER]

💀

[@brentmcmahon8188]

I wished they still made copper radiator and the are fixable .

[@BennyC-qg6rd]

I had an Accord with a blown head gasket.

[@Cybersawz]

Key word "had."

[@UtwoBed]

Must be a very old car to still have a temp gauge.

[@davinp]

This is why you do tests and not just guess and replace parts. When car is over 10 years old and allot of miles, you should consider whether it is worth fixing or not

[@user-xy1eg3tj8h]

Just cut to the chase: Sad to be a car owner

[@darthtator3549]

The easiest test is actually the coolant tank cause if its a blown headcasket or even piston their be pressure

[@RobertGregory-ix6hs]

Scotty I think you can do it 😮😮🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@davidmatke248]

Happy Hump Day Scotty!

[@aseelalbadrani1]

What's the best oil for sonata hybrid 2021 gdi 2.0

[@ranhat7290]

Anyone ever use vinegar to flush the coolant system

[@righteousredneck777]

Great video

[@charlessommers7218]

Great info 😊

[@ravenlorans]

So this Video both SUCKS And BLOWS... Got it!

[@LightoftheMoon]

Hi Scotty‼️👋

[@Nick41622]

If you maintain your car, it should never overheat.

[@ghiggs5096]

You can rent the kit from Autozone.

[@jaysutter5937]

Hi Scotty 👋. ❤️ Love your videos! 👍😁 Have you ever tried black pepper to stop a coolant leak?😅

[@gmoneydogthang]

Scotty is like an anthropologist studying cars