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New Myhondahabit Oil Pan Gasket W/ Stud Kit For Honda Acura B Series B16 B18 B20 on 2040-parts.com

US $69.00
Location:

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Brand:myHondaHabit Manufacturer Part Number:MHH-OPG-B_KIT

Brand new, never opened MyHondaHabit upgraded oil pan gasket with stud/nut kit. This was purchased brand new directly from MyHondaHabit ($79 plus shipping) but I no longer need it and am outside the return period. You will receive exactly what you would receive from any dealer of this item - but saving $15 or more!

Manufacturer's description:

Oil pan stud, nut, and gasket kit for all Honda/Acura B16, B18, and B20 engines
FINALLY! The answer to leaking b-series oil pan gaskets!

This kit consists of a laser cut composite gasket and 35mm (oem length) hardened steel oil pan studs and nuts.

So many Honda/Acura owners know how poorly the OEM oil pan and gasket is engineered. Owners of B-series engines have long been plagued with constant oil gasket leaks, only to replace the oil pan gasket with the OEM part and find that it is still leaking. This is due to several problems in the engineering:

1. The oil pan flange is flimsy and easily warped even at OEM torque specifications (9lbf-ft).
2. The OEM oil pan gasket is made of very soft rubber that, even when dry, compresses and squeezes out the side of the flange area resulting in the tearing of the alignment holes, a poor seal, and almost immediate leaks. 
3. The OEM oil pan seal was designed for the factory engine specifications, meaning that modifications the engine that result in higher crankcase pressures can cause the soft rubber oil seal to shift off the flange and "blow out" causing a leak. Even engines that have an external oil catch can and breather system can suffer from this problem. 
4. The OEM stud/bolt combination for torquing down the oil pan, especially when under the car, can result in the cross-threading of the bolt holes in the aluminum block, resulting in an expensive and time consuming repair at the garage and/or machine shop. Our kit comes with 35mm oil pan studs and nuts and a new laser cut composite gasket. All studs and nuts are hardened steel and are serrated and flanged.

This stud, nut, and gasket kit provides a system that utilizes a gasket which is exponentially less likely to creep than the nitrile/rubber alternatives (OEM and other aftermarket brands). It is also extremely horizontally rigid which makes it much less likely to blow out like the nitrile gaskets available. Perhaps one of the greatest benefits to the myHondaHabit gasket is that it is rigid enough to support the oil pan flange to help prevent it from warping, but soft enough to seal against it too. Additionally, during use, it will absorb oil and swell causing a greater seal.

The gasket, studs, and nuts are designed for greater 9lbf-ft of torque, however, we recommend using them at OEM torque specifications. Studs are M6 x 1.0 x 35mm.

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