OldMrAccord

As I mentioned in my last post, my 2001 4cyl Accord has an oil leak in the back corner of the oil pan. I'm going to pull the pan and reseal it.

Is there a gasket for this pan or do I just need to find some Honda Bond?

If I use Honda Bond how much do I use to ensure a good seal without making a mess and cloging the oil pump?

JimBlake

Go to hondaautomotiveparts.com & put in your car's information. Look under "cylinder block" or something like that & see whether there's a gasket. There probably IS a rubber gasket.

Lay the gasket out flat for a day or 2, so it doesn't want to curl up when you install it. Make sure the old gasket doesn't leave behind any steel grommets around the bolt holes. Only use a tiny bit of HondaBond; too much will lubricate the gasket & it squirms out of place when you tighten. The torque on those oil pan bolts is pretty small, don't overtighten them.

Beach Accord

Modified by Beach Accord at 8:38 PM 6/30/2005

Bimmer99

it uses ultraflange 2 ( a little thicker than honda bond ) that's what they use though and it is a pain to clean of the old too by the way

stinker504

The 6th gen accord doesn't have an oil pan gasket. Put on a nice bead and let it cure for a while so you don't have to worry about clogging anything.

Turbowa

I'v said it before and I'll say it again. You want to use Hondabond. This is the best sealant to use.

notoriousB

^^^ ding ding ding we have a winner

Hondabond HT to be exact.

deserthonda

honda also sells the ultra flange sealant it is cheaper than honda bond and works as effective i use it instead of honda bond and no leaks when using it on anything i have sealed including oil pans