Timing Belt Replacement 05 Honda Odyssey: Part 2

This is part 2 of a two part series on the timing belt replacement on an 05 Honda Odyssey. The video starts with all the timing components removed and goes over how to install new timing components. You will notice in this video I make sure that the timing marks are still lined up after every move I make. This is extremely important especially after the belt has been installed and the crank shaft has been rotated 720 degrees. If the timing marks are not dead on you must start over and correct the concern. I am not sure if this engine is an interference engine. If it is, valve damage and potentially other damage to the engine can be occur if the timing is not correct.

Note: at about the 20 minute mark I have a note in text. I have a typo in it. The note is supposed to read "Once the mount and attaching brackets are installed then the floor jack and jack stand can be removed from underneath the engine. (That is JUST the engine. The vehicle will still need to be supported until the wheel is put back on.)"
Of course once the wheel is put back on properly then the remaining jack stands can be removed from under the vehicle.

Here is a link to "Timing Belt Replacement 05 Honda Odyssey: Part 1". Link: https://youtu.be/SPu_PU0KFcc

Here is a link showing the water pump replacement on an 05 Honda Odyssey 3.5L. It would be my strong suggestion to replace this component while the vehicle is apart as 1, its already apart and 2, there is a good chance that a link could have been caused by removing the engine mount bracket bolts. The pump potentially may not seal up after this. Link: https://youtu.be/Yafvxtd9jJQ

Here is a link to a video showing how to bleed and fill a cooling system using a vacuum filler. (this is the best way to bleed and fill a cooling system in my opinion)
https://youtu.be/OGuXoRV5xg4

Here is a link to a video showing how to collapse and reset the timing belt tensioner:
https://youtu.be/3trYGAoE458

Here is a link for the "special tool" used to tighten up the crank bolt. Its not actually that expensive. Now I wish I would have gotten one before doing the video. Oh well. https://www.amazon.com/Capri-Tools-21000-Pulley-Removal/dp/B00I3RLMIG

There is also a fat socket that you can buy to go into the center of that tool. It will probably show up down at the bottom of that page linked above. This socket may help in not rounding off the 19 milometer bolt head and help to make doing things a little more easy for you.

By the way, Amazon nor the makers of the tool shown in the link above are a sponsor of Barbour's Auto Help. Its just a helpful link.

Here is a link to a video showing how to use this tool. https://youtu.be/sddl2EbF10M (I don't suggest using an impact, but using hand tools. i.e. a torque wrench for tightening.)

Again Eric The Car Guy and Barbours Auto Help are not affiliated. (I wish) Just a helpful link.

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Some information in this video was outlined in an instruction packet that came with the parts I purchased for this vehicle. The timing component kit used in the video is a Dayco kit. (Dayco not a sponsor.)