How to adjust valve clearance on Honda Odyssey?

The valve clearance generally needs to be changed if any valve train components have been changed, if a valve has been resurfaced or if there is a valve noise. To confirm that the valve gear is correctly adjusted, look at engine while the car is running with the bonnet open; if the valve train is clattering an adjustment is required. The engine should also be off when inspecting and setting the valve clearance; it is even better if the engine is cold. Start with the valve covers draining and then turn the crankshaft until the number one piston is at TDC while the pointer at the front timing bell cover is on the sprocket mark. In this position the valves for the cylinder number one which contains for valves are adjusted. First of the intake valve, introduce a feeler gauge of the right thickness between the stem of the valve and the rocker arm. When there is no drag at all or more than a slight drag, simply loose the adjuster nut and screw in the adjuster screw until the contact of the feeler gauge is felt slightly tight. Using a screwdriver, tighten the locknut after which a check on the clearance should be made to reveal that no change has occurred. The same procedure is done to the other intake valve and the two exhaust valves. After that turn the crankshaft pulley clockwise until the number four on the camshaft sprocket is on the same line with the pointer of the timing belt cover and then check and align the number four cylinder valves. Proceed to rotate the crankshaft pulley 120 degrees clockwise so that the number two cylinder is at TDC and then adjust the valves of that cylinder and then the other cylinders in accordance to the firing order.

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Honda Odyssey Valve, In.
Part Number: 14711-P8E-A00
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- Other Name: Intake Valve; Valve
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- 2002-2010 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EXL-T, 5 Door LX, 5 Door VAN | KA 5AT
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Part Number: 14711-P0H-A00
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- Other Name: Valves; Valve
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- 1999-2001 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door LX, 5 Door VAN | KA 4AT
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Honda Odyssey Valve, In.
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- Other Name: Intake Valve; Valve
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- 2008-2022 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door ELITE (10AT), 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX (10AT), 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EX-L (10AT), 5 Door EXL-T, 5 Door LX, 5 Door LX (10AT), 5 Door SE, 5 Door Touring, 5 Door Touring (10AT) | KA 5AT, KA 6AT, KA 9AT, KA XAT
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- Other Name: Valves; Valve
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- 1995 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door LX (6 Seats), 5 Door LX (7 Seats) | KA 4AT
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- Other Name: Valves; Valve
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- 1998 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door LX (6 Seats), 5 Door LX (7 Seats) | KA 4AT
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Honda Odyssey Valve, In.
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- Other Name: Valves; Valve
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- 1996-1997 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door LX (6 Seats), 5 Door LX (7 Seats) | KA 4AT

Honda Odyssey Intake Valve

The Intake Valve in the Honda Odyssey automobiles have a specific function of improving the performance of the automobile engines as well as promoting efficient combustion. Its principal role is to control the flow of air and fuel to enter the engine making it mandatory to have correct timings to open and shut it. This Intake Valve may cause weak combustion and reduced engine power and torque when it is damaged and as such, it requires replacement by a professional mechanic when it is faulty. Honda Odyssey over the years has employed many types of Intake Valves although the specific types have not been described from the mentioned information. While most emphasis for maintenance continues to be placed on the operation of these valves to avoid an engine failure and expensive repairs. It is very important to make sure that the Intake Valves are well maintained and replaced frequently to aid the general wellbeing of Honda Odyssey cars.

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Q: How to adjust valve clearance on Honda Odyssey?
A: The valve clearance generally needs to be changed if any valve train components have been changed, if a valve has been resurfaced or if there is a valve noise. To confirm that the valve gear is correctly adjusted, look at engine while the car is running with the bonnet open; if the valve train is clattering an adjustment is required. The engine should also be off when inspecting and setting the valve clearance; it is even better if the engine is cold. Start with the Valve Covers draining and then turn the crankshaft until the number one piston is at TDC while the pointer at the front timing bell cover is on the sprocket mark. In this position the valves for the cylinder number one which contains for valves are adjusted. First of the intake valve, introduce a feeler gauge of the right thickness between the stem of the valve and the Rocker Arm. When there is no drag at all or more than a slight drag, simply loose the adjuster nut and screw in the adjuster screw until the contact of the feeler gauge is felt slightly tight. Using a screwdriver, tighten the locknut after which a check on the clearance should be made to reveal that no change has occurred. The same procedure is done to the other intake valve and the two exhaust valves. After that turn the crankshaft pulley clockwise until the number four on the camshaft sprocket is on the same line with the pointer of the timing belt cover and then check and align the number four cylinder valves. Proceed to rotate the crankshaft pulley 120 degrees clockwise so that the number two cylinder is at TDC and then adjust the valves of that cylinder and then the other cylinders in accordance to the firing order.