I think you can leave throttle body hoses connected and just move it aside once it's unbolted so don't have to worry about coolant. Make sure to put sealant on the junction where to bent part going down, touches the head since there are two difference mated surfaces there. You can see the spot in front of rear cover I'm talking about when looking at 33:10.

I have to say, this is one of the best videos for this I’ve seen. I was able to watch this and get an idea of what I needed to do to get these covers off and change my spark seals and valve cover gaskets. Thank you! I would love to see some more of these videos working on a v6 accord. I own a 2010 and it was leaking oil into spark well three and causing a misfire.

Do I have to remove the intake manifold if I want to replace just the front gasket?

so at 23:20 you discover the aluminum material to be damged but you just covered it up with the gasket. I just bought a brand new valve cover because I saw the same thing on my car. Should I have just ignored the damaged holes?

Great video! Do you have one for the front spool valve?

Hey man, just wondering what torque spec you used for the valve cover bolts

Any video replacing the vvt solonoid in the back ?

Hey do you have a video replacing the timing belt of a car like this ? Also where are you located

Why must you take the throttle body off just to take the intake manifold out??? After taking the coolant lines off the manifold and throttle body should come off together. Just sounds like a waste of a gasket to me.

How much would a shop charge to replace hood struts .?....

price

Not trying hate but why wouldn't you replace the whole entire part if I was the customer I would pay you and not give you the extra change since you didn't want to give me the extra part 😂😂😂😅