Aluminium Front Rear Engine Valve Cover Compatible with 2008-2017 Honda Accord Crosstour Odyssey Pilot Ridgeline 3.5L,2012-2015 Acura TL RDX 3.5L,Replacement 12310-R70-A00,12320-R70-A00 | Repair and Installation Guide
$165.99
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About this item
- 【Replacement Part Number】Front Rear Engine Valve Cover for 12320-R70-A00,12320R70A00,12310-R70-A00,12310-R70-A10,264-491
- 【Compatible with Honda Series】Engine Valve Cover fits for 2008-2012 Honda Accord 3.5L,2010-2011 Honda Accord Crosstour 3.5L,2008-2017 Honda Odyssey 3.5L,2012 Honda Crosstour 3.5L,2012-2015 Honda Pilot 3.5L,2009-2014 Honda Ridgeline 3.5L
- 【Compatible with Acura Series】Fit for 2012-2014 Acura TL 3.5L,2013-2015 Acura RDX 3.5L
- 【High Quality】If your car experiences oil leakage, engine compartment smoke, burning oil odor, dashboard warning lights, engine misfire, etc., then you need a new valve cover made of aluminum alloy material, which has undergone strict factory inspection, is wear-resistant, durable, has a long service life, and effectively prevents leakage
- 【Function】The function of the valve cover is to seal the valve train and other components, preventing dust from contaminating the engine oil or accelerating the wear of the valve train components. The valve cover has an oil port and a crankcase ventilation pipe interface
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Angelo –
Exelente
Juan –
Fit well, but the air inlet allows more air to flow than required making it to idle higher than normal, setting up a code on the ecm.
Rock –
Solid engine covers for the V6 in Honda Accord. Good quality and fit. Beautiful and functional. Very happy.
Jay –
Well made but they seem to be made by different companies.One side uses rivets for the baffle. One side uses bolts.Generally bolts aren’t used because they vibrate out and eventually make their way into the engine.I can’t say if they will or not but just be aware one side is screwed in vs riveted.