EricTheCarGuy

If you have a key that won’t turn in a lock, or you have to carry 2 keys because one of your locks was replaced in the past, this video can help you solve those issues.

In this episode of Fixing it Forward I work mostly on the interior and body of the 2005 Honda Odyssey. If you remember from previous episodes, it needed a fair amount of work.

The P1457 code indicates a small leak in the evaporative emissions system of your vehicle. In this video I explain how the system works, how to diagnose the problem, and also how to fix it.

**Sponsored Video** With great information. In this video I show you how to diagnose and replace broken engine mounts in your vehicle.

**Sponsored Video**with great information. Have you ever had to deal with a fastener that was so rusted or damaged you couldn’t get a socket to fit onto it for removal?

Not long ago I posted a short series of videos replacing the 2.4L K series engine in my, new to me, 2005 Honda Element. Many of you asked about what went wrong with the engine.

While driving my 1990 C1500 with a 4L60E built by Monster Transmission, I lost 3rd and 4th gear. I was able to get the truck back to the shop in 2nd gear fortunately.

This is (Part 2) a Honda Element engine replacement and restoration. This video is the conclusion of this series. Please watch (Part 1) first.

This is (Part 1) a Honda Element engine replacement and restoration. To say this video is packed with information would be an understatement.

In this episode of Fixing it Forward I wrap up the majority of the mechanical work on the 2005 Honda Odyssey.

I recently purchased 2 Honda Elements. One of those Elements is going to my brother. I wanted to fix it up before I gave it to him and in this video I cover that work.

In this episode of Fixing it Forward I work on the engine in the 2005 Honda Odyssey.

Yes, you read that correctly. I just purchased 2 2005 Honda Elements with manual transmissions no less. In my experience it’s not easy to find Elements with manual transmissions.

In this video I install a complete Magnaflow exhaust on a 2004 Mustang Cobra with a supercharged Terminator engine. In my view, this is a winning combination.

In this episode of Fixing it Forward I start work on the 2005 Honda Odyssey. It gets a complete 4 wheel brake job along with a brake fluid change.

In this video I teamed up with Cap City Muffler to share with you their CAT Security™ system for my 2004 Honda Element.

This 2005 Honda Odyssey marks the return of Fixing it Forward to my channel.

This procedure will work for all 7th generation Honda Civics. It should be an easy job, but if there’s rust, it might not be so easy as you’ll see in the video.

Here is an easy repair you can perform and save yourself a lot of money in the process. You might be surprised at how easy this really is.

Link to Episode 1: youtu.be/ypAxwENLJHg This video covers my initial tear down of the car including engine and transmission removal.

Is gasket matching, or port matching worth it? Personally, I think so.

One of my viewers has brought me his Factory Five Cobra replica to rebuild for him. Since this is the first Factory Five I’ve worked on, I called in an expert, David Pohli.

**Sponsored Video**with great information.

In this video I show you how to replace the input shaft bearing on a 2005 Honda Civic manual transmission.

This video is a complete step by step guide to replacing the clutch and rear main seal on an 01-05 Honda Civic. It includes tool and part recommendations as well as diagnosis of transmission noises.

Some of you might have seen the ETCG1 video I did recently about not having heat in my dads truck. In this video I bring that story to a conclusion and I now have heat, really good heat, in the truck.

**Sponsored video** with great information. SUNFIRE sent me one of their SUNFIRE 150 heaters to try out in my shop. I’ve been using a ‘torpedo’ heater for years, it works, but it’s quite loud.

When viewer Malcolm Marsh reached out and asked me to build his Factory Five Cobra replica, I was a bit reluctant at first, but the more I thought about it, the more I wanted to do it.

Earlier this year I picked up a new sandblaster. I’ve always wanted one for the shop because it makes cleaning and prepping parts so much easier.

**Sponsored Video**with great information.