Thermostat and Thermostat Housing Replacement - Honda CRV (2002-2006)

This video shows the procedure to change the thermostat and/or thermostat housing of a 2004 Honda CRV truck, however the same procedure can be applied to models from 2002 to 2006.

[@krete3826]

Thank you for this video very concise and easy to follow 👍

[@TheNomadMechanic]

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[@joselazo3234]

Nice!! Thank you, bro!! Good video

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[@MegaCalvinMan]

Just found your channel for some info on the k24 work. Love how you do videos in both languages, I think that’s awesome and people are gonna really catch on the more vehicles you show on here. I know when I’m looking for this type of stuff I’m usually just searching for the engine / vehicle I’m working on. This is great content, very detail oriented and lighting / camera angles are really good. Hope your channel blows up man

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thank you very much for your comments. I appreciate your feedback regarding the way you search information (engine/vehicle) Is will see if I can do more emphasis on that. Again your feedback is really appreciated, this will help me to make a better content. Regards.

[@EddieNYC02]

You forgot to put black silicone on the o ring tube

[@TheNomadMechanic]

I did not, you don’t “have to” put silicone

[@EddieNYC02]

@@TheNomadMechanic oh ok awesome thanks for your feedback I installed it without silicone because I put a brand new O ring oem original Honda it works perfect and no leaks .

[@TheNomadMechanic]

⁠@@EddieNYC02Great, same situation with the CRv of the video the new o-ring was enough and didn’t leak at all. Thanks for watching!!!

[@vegaf2011]

@3:15 by any chance do you know the part number or name of the hose you removed

[@lupedelacruz4152]

Good job amigo thanks for sharing

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thanks brother

[@idriysdagod09]

I need to change my radiator fan switch but they say you have to know what brand thermostat you have. Does that even matter?

[@TheNomadMechanic]

No, one thing is not really related to the other one. As long as you buy the fan switch for your specific vehicle you should be fine.