How to Replace Variable Valve Timing Solenoid 2006-2011 Honda Civic 

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This video has camera angles showing the back of the solenoid, bolt and electrical connector locations, that no other video I have found includes. This makes a DIY guy like me feel a lot more confident about being able to tackle this project. Excellent!!

I’ve replaced mine and I still have the p2647 code. I don’t know what to do

It's worked!! My car wouldn't pass 3500 rpm and I count figure our why but then I replaced this and it worked!!!!! Now it drives soooo good make sure to change oil right away after

Changing my VVT gasket tomorrow the Hondas have a leak that usually occurs from this area.

Man...thank you so much for your video...i was about to spend around $500 plus and your video inspire me to go ahead and use just the tools i had ... a regular size rachet...a deep 10mm socket and thats it I greatly appreciate your help 🙏🏻

I think you forgot to do a quick inspection In all seriousness, great video

This is the best video I've seen so far. Thank you

Do you not have to put anything on the gasket ??

My fn2 vtec light comes on but vtec doesnt kick in no more and it pulls slugish

I got the P2647, VSA, Yellow ! in triangle and vheck engine light. Im planning on replacing this tomorrow. Does anyone think all that mess will be fixed and go away with this part? '06 CRV

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Thank you for the video, is 29 foot pounds the correct torque when reinstalling the three bolts?

Do I need to drain the oil before I replace this ?

$899 for this part for me

Torque spec?