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These pliers have worked well for me in similar situations. They make larger versions too. The teeth are a special design for screw removal. ENGINEER PZ-58 Screw Removal Pliers Extractor Pliers (Combination Pliers), with unique non-slip jaws for quickly removal of damaged or rusted fasteners...

Silicone grease for the pins and boots and Molycote M77 for pad backs, shims, and ears is specified by Honda and has worked great for me over a long time.

Hondaautomotiveparts.com - dealer in RI, good prices, accurate picks, good packaging, ship quickly, good service if they make an error. I like that I can order on weekend and have by Thursday everytime. Hondapartsnow.com will come from a number of Honda dealers, I got stuff from across town...

Mobil 1. Be sure to check when you buy (or before you drain old oil) - I had a jug of Mobil1 from Walmart online order that had been refilled with used oil (assume that the cap was split, no foil). Walmart agreed to give me a refund and didnt ask me to ship the old oil back.

Sorry to inform you - that cool cap is gone, they changed the in last year to the plastic cap like Mobil 1. It was a nice design, I still have on for one of my “leftover” oil containers. It think it drips less than the Mobil1.

From the cross reference I could find any of the standard Honda filter would fit - Fram x7317, or Bosch 3323 (my cost/quality favorite).

If the number was something other than 0 there would be a lot less worry about it.

He was referring to some silliness about Stihl saying it is biodegradable in 3 weeks. It lasts just fine when mixed with fuel for me for 12 months usually.

I use this one the most: Lisle 24400 Disc Brake Pad Spreader https://a.co/d/c0GTfMw I have this one also, use it rarely: Lisle 25750 Dual Piston Brake... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002SQUTU

I have used the fill cap designated weights which is 5w20 for 06 and 0w20 for 11 and 19

For all three J35s, I have followed the Maintenance Minder oil change intervals for their entire lives. Maybe that is a helpful data point on OCIs. I posted some pictures from inside the valve cover of the 11 Ody recently. Here is a link: Post in thread '2011 Honda Odyssey, 210k miles, 9800...

My opinion based on my experiences and expertise. I own 3 Hondas with the J35: 2006 Pilot AWD, does not have VCM, 266k miles, no issues, daily driver now for a second teen. No oil related issues, never fouled plugs. 2019 Pilot, 87k miles, VCM disabled at 36k miles, no issues at all. 2011...

What is the odometer mileage on the vehicles?

Owner of a 23 year old mower with a Briggs Intek 6.75 engine. It runs for 1.0 hours every week from May through September. What I do: Buy no-ethanol gas - see pure-gas.org to find stations, very accurate in my area. Treat fuel with Pri-G or Stabil per the label instructions. Store in 2.0 gallon...

Thanks for the work and posting, I have been wanting to see more of the new FE filters.

I have a small electric pressure washer and I find the turbo nozzle works better for concrete than the surface cleaner. My smaller unit does not have enough flow to operate the two nozzles on the surface cleaner. The pro guys with giant machines get great results with the surface cleaners very...

Yes, for Honda J35 V6 engines for sure. The fluid deteriorates and makes the pump noisy. Clearly quieter after replacing the reservoir contents two or three times.

I have been happy for 210k miles with Honda rotors and pads on our 11 Ody. I think it has a lot to do with the driver. Wife is rough on brakes when she drove it. It is my daily driver now (for last 75k miles) and I am light on brakes and pads last a lot longer for me. It is a big vehicle with...

Thanks for posting this, now I have something to show to my wife when she complains about the 7 jugs I have (for 4 vehicles).

Not crazy at all, excluding oxygen from the filter media and gaskets. Overkill would be putting in mylar bags and filling with nitrogen or argon…