torque sequence on a 07 Honda accord k24 cylinder head

[@Soldier4Christ96]

You are the best the best I’ve seen

[@shiftn2gear]

I’m doing this right now and on the first 90degree turn, I’m already getting a bunch of that freaking noise on a couple of bolts. I’m gonna do one more 90degree pass but I’m not sure about the third. I’m using stock OEM head bolts too.

[@EdnahBob]

Thanks much helpful to use it.

[@rasgum7]

Steve, this was an awesome video with clear instructions. I am doing this job tomorrow and your instructions will help me greatly. I have the Felpro head bolts and when I called, they told me 29 ft. lbs., then a 90, 90 and 60 on the final. I am with you, I believe that 90 x2 is good being that these are aluminum heads on the Honda. Again, thank you sir,

[@mariusholonas2509]

Thanks Steve 👌👌👌👌👌

[@taylorsutherland6973]

I thought new bolts were 29 lb feet, 90degrees, 90degrees, and a final 90 degrees. Used are only 2x 90 degrees?

[@robertdeguglielmo7257]

Ya right

[@marcosfarias9473]

Thanks

[@Dc5Knightv2]

I got new ones after two times at 90 they felt tight. I got new ones but I couldn't do a third 90 I thought they will snap off, fingers crossed on 2x90

[@shiftn2gear]

Yeah the first pass already feels tight. Maybe it needs a third due to stretching?

[@DanielZadorozny-z1q]

You can rent a torque wrench from most part stores

[@nicardofoster]

Thanks Steve ✔️

[@kevinstems8822]

Is this the same for a 2005 accord?

[@emilianodixxon8908]

Pide tres si los tornillos son nuevos dos si pones usados siempre y cuando lo mides y están buenos

[@emilianodixxon8908]

Propio los grados a ojos tal vez una llave de grados sería mejor

[@alejandroreyna6116]

Hola necesito ayuda pues quiero instalar la junta de culata de mi honda Accord 2005 y no se el torque necesario para los tornillos de la tapa del cilindro, si alguien me pudiera ayudar en esto se lo agradecería muchísimo, gracias

[@ericaquino8853]

Hi Steve, I watch your video. You said 2x 90 degrees is enough. But the manual said if you have new head bolts they recommend 3x90 degrees. I bought new head bolts but I’m worried if I don’t follow the manual my head gasket will start leaking later on . I would like your opinion. Thanks!

[@humble.53]

Hello, at the end, did you have issue with only 2x90 for new bolts?

[@vag4lvevo22]

I have an 07 honda crv that needs to get the head gasket replaced. Can i do it without removing the intake?

[@Cloneufc]

I've checked multiple times 90 *2 = 180 degrees which also comes out to 64ftlbs. Yes, I've checked. It's just easier to do 64 ftlbs.

[@zacharyhuntsman7310]

Inaccurate way of measurement. New bolts stretch which is what torque to yield means

[@Cloneufc]

@@zacharyhuntsman7310 I know what TTY means. I never use new head bolts, I reuse the OEM bolts at 64ftlbs on all my 400-500+ hp K series motors with no issues. I have tested the threads on K series engines, they can take up to 75ftlbs before problems start happening. I've had lots of problems with ARP head studs, but never with reused OEM head bolts.

[@Anwarewahead]

My date of birth 1977

[@xavcore]

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