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Intake Manifold Gasket - Replace
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Manifold Gasket Replacement

Fair Repair Range

$479 - $664

Includes parts & labor for ZIP 43085

“Dealer” refers to service centers that specialize in one or two makes and sell those vehicles. As a franchise dealer:
  • They use top-quality manufacturer-recommended or “official” parts
  • Parts usually come with a manufacturer's warranty - ask the dealer about this as details may vary
  • They have the highest level of training and knowledge, and their labor rates may reflect this

Total Estimate:

Parts

$115 - $136


Labor

$477 - $528

“Independent” refers to a service center that services multiple makes instead of specializing. In addition:
  • They don't sell vehicles
  • Because they can use non-official or aftermarket parts, their pricing might seem lower
  • Independents tend to be generalists with a broad level of knowledge and training on many vehicles
Price includes parts and labor

About Manifold Gasket Replacement

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The intake manifold gasket is an aluminized piece of steel coated in a carbonized rubber formula that provides a seal between the intake manifold and the engine’s cylinder head. It ensures proper engine manifold pressure, which is needed to maintain power. Intake manifold gaskets are able to withstand deterioration caused by coolants, oils and other fluids. They are also designed to resist long-term bouts of constant temperature fluctuation from starting and stopping the engine. But after many miles and years of service, the material may wear out, resulting in pressure and coolant leakage and causing the engine to run rough and overheat. A mechanic will replace the intake manifold gasket by removing all components above the cylinder heads that may obscure the gasket from removal. Once they have removed it, the mounting surface is cleaned and resurfaced, and the gasket is replaced.

Honda Auto Repair Near Me

Near Columbus, OH
43085

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2005 Honda Civic Manifold Gasket Replacement Q&A

Honda Dealership Repair Options

Following the purchase of your new Honda, it’s prudent to seek repairs through factory authorized dealers, who have firsthand knowledge of your vehicle, as well as being up to date in the latest service bulletins issued by the manufacturer.

In the case of leases, many car leases including those from American Honda Finance Co (AHFC) leases, require the use of Honda original equipment parts when making the car whole again.

While independent shops or big box automotive service centers may offer attractive rates, you can be assured Honda dealers will be using genuine OEM Honda parts in performing repairs.

Training

Honda service mechanics receive periodic certification and factory training on the latest techniques necessary to keep your Honda running properly. They include the Honda Service Technical College (HSTC) and Honda Professional Automotive Career Training (PACT), which trains Honda dealership mechanics and technicians to become better equipped with knowledge for an effective repair of your Honda vehicle.

Loan car policy

If you purchased Honda Plus and the repair is covered, and the actual repair time is over 5 hours you may be entitled to a Car Rental under the Honda Plus Car Rental provisions. If you are a regular customer of an individual dealer, some may offer loaner cars for repairs taking more than two hours. Finally, if your Honda Vehicle is in for a repair resulting from a collision, your insurance policy may offer rental car coverage as part of its rider.

Collision repairs

ProFirst is a network of auto repair shops that are certified by American Honda Motor Company. Inspected yearly, the nationwide network is a collective that Honda / Acura has determined meets standards that include having the proper equipment, specialized knowledge and Honda-specific training.

Honda has developed training courses that range from everyday service training to more specialized offerings involving high-strength steel repair, restraint collision repair, electrical collision repair, air conditioning collision repair and tire pressure monitoring system collision repair. In the case of high-strength steel repair, training videos point out the possible danger involved if a unibody part is not repaired properly using proper Honda-approved repair techniques.

Pricing for Common 2005 Honda Civic Repairs & Services

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  • Brake Repair
  • Oil Change
  • Spark Plug Replacement
  • Wheel Alignment
  • Check Engine Light
  • Coolant Flush
  • Fuel Filter Replacement
  • Fuel Pump Replacement
  • Timing Belt Replacement
  • Transmission Fluid Change
  • Transmission Repair and Replacement
  • Water Pump Replacement
  • Wheel Bearing Replacement

Pricing for all 2005 Honda Civic Repairs & Services