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H22a Sump Gasket?
- Merlin
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H22a Sump Gasket?
Has anyone ever used a cheaper gasket than the Honda OEM? I don't feel like spending £50 on an OEM gasket. IF so what one and from where?
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I used one that came in an engine gasket kit, so not Honda. Can't remember the kit as I bought it years ago and the gasket has been sat on the shelf for at least 5 years. I can't see you going wrong with non OEM though as it just a piece of rubber, and quite a thick one at that.
Worth a shot? I would..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oil-Pan-Sump- ... 484e4167b4
Worth a shot? I would..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oil-Pan-Sump- ... 484e4167b4
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Yeah I know, a bit of sealant and it will be all good. Yeah I might give that a go.
Or I could go super cheap
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FAI-OIL-PAN-G ... 43b3913bdb
Lings lists the 2.2VTEC & 2.3 having the same sump gasket (11251-P45-G00)
Or I could go super cheap

Lings lists the 2.2VTEC & 2.3 having the same sump gasket (11251-P45-G00)
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Yup, same sump pan too.Merlin wrote:Lings lists the 2.2VTEC & 2.3 having the same sump gasket (11251-P45-G00)
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Re: H22a Sump Gasket?
I bought a cheap one for my peugeot 106, I think it was even the same make as the one in that link. I had no trouble with it so i'd say go for it. If it was a head gasket etc I wouldn't but the sump isn't under that much pressure and it's that easy to change its worth a try I reckon.
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I've just bought one similar to them @merlin although I haven't fitted mine yet. How easy are they to replace? I think mine needs doing as mine that is fitted at the moment is sticking out I think its leaking. Hence why I bought a new one but I think its the actually usual O ring that's leaking the most. Is there a link or thread on how to fit the sump gasket? Is it an easy job?
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