How much does a head gasket cost for a 1999 Honda Accord?

How much does a head gasket cost for a 1999 Honda Accord?

The Best in Auto Repair The average cost for a Honda Accord head gasket replacement is between $1,073 and $1,268. Labor costs are estimated between $747 and $943 while parts are priced at $325.

Is a cylinder head the same as a head gasket?

Bolted to the top of the engine is the cylinder head. The head gasket is compressed between the engine block and the cylinder head. The head gasket seals in the internal combustion process and also keeps coolant and oil from mixing together as the two fluids travel from the engine block to the cylinder head.

What should I do before replacing the head gasket on a Honda Accord?

Thoroughly clean the head bolts and stud threads that secure the cylinder head and lightly lubricate with engine oil prior to re-installation. This will reduce strain on the cylinder head and engine block. It will also make it easier to tighten them to the proper torque during reassembly.

How long does it take to replace a cylinder head on a Honda Accord?

Allocate around 16 hours of your time to complete the job, maybe even more. That includes time spent working on the car as well as time spent cleaning your parts, obtaining special tools and replacement parts, and dropping off and picking up the cylinder head from the machine shop.

How much does a 1999 Honda Accord weigh?

1999 Honda Accord Sedan Change Vehicle. Vehicle Specifications. Curb Weight (lbs., MT/AT): 2987/3053. EPA Mileage Estimates/Fuel Capacity (5 Speed Manual LX Sedan)

How do you replace a Honda I4 head gasket?

Loosen the belt tension on both the power steering pump and alternator, then remove the belts. On the power steering pump, there are two bolts—one on the top right and the other on the bottom left. After loosening them, push down on the pump to relieve the tension.

Can a Honda Accord I4 head gasket be replaced?

The repair pictured below was done on a Honda F23 2.3L I4 engine—the engine also used in the ’98-’99 Acura CL, ’98 Odyssey, and ’98-’99 Oasis. Before you decide to replace the head gasket, consider the following: Replacing a head gasket is time-consuming.

Allocate around 16 hours of your time to complete the job, maybe even more. That includes time spent working on the car as well as time spent cleaning your parts, obtaining special tools and replacement parts, and dropping off and picking up the cylinder head from the machine shop.

1999 Honda Accord Sedan Change Vehicle. Vehicle Specifications. Curb Weight (lbs., MT/AT): 2987/3053. EPA Mileage Estimates/Fuel Capacity (5 Speed Manual LX Sedan)

Do you need to replace the head gasket?

Replacing a head gasket is time-consuming. So after you remove the cylinder head, you should determine whether the engine block mating surface is warped by more than .002 of an inch. If it is, a new gasket installation may not fix the problem.