Since the repair requires the removal of the intake manifold, you should replace your starter motor while you have access to it, especially if you have a high mileage vehicle. Also the hot antifreeze leaks on the your starter which my cause your starter to later fail.

This is so common and a pain in the ass that if I replace a starter on them, I always try to sell the heater pipe as well. Sometimes the small hoses depending on the age and mileage.

U have the part numbers for the bolts for the housing to the block

Can the housing be done from the bottom instead of taking the intake manifold out? I’m just replacing my thermostat housing soon and thanks for your video and help!

hi where did buy that part heater pipe?

I see that the bolts for the housing were rusted as well! Were you and the team able to successfully remove the housing? Or did it require any special tools? My topmost bolt is rounding off and there is hardly any head considering the size....looking for some tips :)

that is exactly the part i need! thank you for this! but i dont see a link in the description.

How much time do Honda dealers or auto shops need to replace this pipe and what is the average total price would be?

What is a reasonable price for dealerships to work/replace this piece? I have a 2013 and they wanna charge me $1k and I think thats monsterous!

Where did you get the part from? It is back ordered at dealer. Looking for the aftermarket.

My crv has same problem. Where can I buy this part please?