Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by SAG on May 24, 2021
I just did a huge timing belt and seals job that included replacing the coolant in my 1997 accord with the f22b2 engine. The drain bot washer fell out, and I didn’t notice it, so I put back the drain bolt without its washer. I used plenty of hondabond on the threads of the drain bolt per the factory manual, and I’m wondering if I can get by without the washer. Obviously I would like to avoid the hassle as well as avoid wasting coolant. Will the hondabond and a properly torqued bolt be sufficient?
Maybe. For a while. Perhaps. If the plug loosens or falls out, the engine may be damaged, you won't have a drain plug or coolant, and the car will be immobile.
Solution: get a big plastic tub. Drain coolant into the tub. Remove drain plug, add washer, reinstall plug. Refill cooling system using the coolant you just drained. Bleed the cooling system.
Answered by DavidSupportsMonica on May 24, 2021
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