Honda Accord Radiator and Hose Replacement (2003-2007)

Honda Accord Radiator and Hose Replacement (2003-2007). In this video I show how to replace the radiator on a Honda Accord. I will also replace the upper radiator hose and the lower radiator hose. Honda Accord radiator replacement. Radiator replacement 2.4L Honda Accord. The exact vehicle in this video is a 2004 four cylinder Honda Accord EX Sedan with a 2.4L engine. Enjoy!
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[@mattc5647]

Ive had my 04 Accord for 15 years now it has 300,000 miles. Ive got a lot of your videos to thank for that. Appreciate it.

[@torontoguy8043]

Love these accord videos. Very useful for us with these 2003-2007 Honda Accords. Please keep them coming

[@ManicMechanic007]

I always appreciate the time you take to make these top notch presentations. Your attention to detail is second to none. Always well thought out and well executed. Thanks so much.

[@BigDog50001]

I appreciate the comment, thank you!

[@gs637]

good stuff, thanks. btw, my 2006 Accord mileage is 412.000 km now, still has the original rad. This car still runs like a champ

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[@1McMurdoSilver]

A tip... if you removed the cap & internal hose from he overflow container, be sure it is properly re-installed. Once when I reinstalled mine in an Ody, the hose inside the overflow got bent in a "U" shape and it took me months to figure out why the radiator could be low on coolant while the overflow showed full. I replaced the radiator cap twice thinking that had to be the problem.

[@user-zd9wb9wf6e]

You make good videos. You explain things well.

[@TheDisgruntledMechanic]

great detailed explanation and instructions Dave!!!

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks Mike!

[@gto3370]

Love your video's.Very informative.

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks 👍!

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Dave another good informative video. The best part is I get the tool buying urge . Seeing as how I have to do some normal routine maintenance on the 07 Odyessey guess I’ll hit your tool store and get some goodies. I also try to use OEM Honda parts. Stay well Artie 🇺🇸

[@BigDog50001]

Great excuse to buy tools lol, thanks for the support Artie!

[@genesmith7921]

Another great video Dog, looks like she will be back soon for brakes.

[@BigDog50001]

👍

[@sethduffey9538]

Excellent 👌

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks!

[@sethduffey9538]

My accord is 2003 4 cylinder like that one. Have always enjoyed your vids.

[@Jez2008UK]

You are my go-to for my Honda Accord 2006 2.4 (I'm in England). Please could you help with a couple of questions? 1) If I want to rev the engine from the hood side, where is the cable for that? 2) I purchased my 2006 Honda Accord in 2022, is there any way I can tell if the Transmission Fluid needs changing? It looks clean to me, a kind of clear red colour (going from memory the last time I looked) but I'm no expert. Many thanks!

[@HotRod-wv4vm]

Thanks for the video. I have the same engine in my 2004 Element. How often should I replace the radiator hoses? I live in NY.

[@BigDog50001]

At 20 years old, if they haven't been replaced now would be a good time!

[@HotRod-wv4vm]

@@BigDog50001 Thanks 🙏

[@johnaclark1]

Interestingly, I noticed that the old factory radiator had 74 tubes vs 79 on the new aftermarket Denso. If I hadn't seen the Honda stamp on the top of the old radiator for myself I'd say it was not an original. Usually I find the opposite...new aftermarket radiators have fewer tubes than the factory originals. Same with condensers which can really screw with AC efficiency. Be careful with cheap aftermarket cooling components.

[@1McMurdoSilver]

Thanks.. I never could understand the logic behind the 60-90 second recommended time delay when checking ATF. Do you?

[@markanderson2904]

It's so the fluid can drain down. but not too much.

[@1McMurdoSilver]

@@markanderson2904 I'd bet that if someone did a test using an electronic dip stick and recorded the level every 10 seconds from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, there wouldn't be much of any difference. Sounds like an interesting experiment.

[@babyjeff10]

A bit of a reach, but have you ever had an 8th gen Accord V6 shutt off randonmly while driving, specially when youre coming to a stop? Lol this has been happening to mine. It happens randomly and I cannot get it to repeat itself. When it turns off, the check engine light comes on. But a few minutes later, or by the next day, the check engine light is no longer there. Its not my main car, not even my second, so i'm not in a hurry to fix it. But I would like to slowly figure out what it is.

[@BigDog50001]

I would scan it for trouble codes, but you may be seeing the engine light because the engine shut off. Bad PGM-FI relays, cam/crank sensors, or ignition switches are all common issues that can cause a Honda to randomly turn off while running.

[@patrickthomas6170]

Where was the radiator leaking?top? Hoses leaking too?

[@saginaw60]

The "Phillips" screws are not. They are JIS or Japan Industry Standard. It is well worth it to buy that special screw driver, that will not cam out.

[@patrickthomas6170]

Dave knows what JIS screws are! He was using a “Vessel” type screwdriver which is for JIS screws

[@fautf7569]

Why do you wear gloves?🧐

[@BigDog50001]

Used automotive fluids are not good for you, and skin is great at absorbing what it comes into contact with.