VVT Solenoid Replacement | 2005 Honda Odyssey (VSA Light FIXED!)

If your 2005 Honda Odyssey is throwing a P2647 code, this video might save you a TON of frustration. In this video, I walk through replacing the VVT solenoid assembly and fixing the common VSA light that can cause limp mode, poor performance, and that annoying check engine light. I’ll show: 🔧 Pulling an engine code and clearing the check engine light 🔧 How to access and replace the VVT solenoid 🔧 Torque specs and tools used 🔧 Final results after the repair This repair was done on a 2005 Honda Odyssey Touring, but the process is similar on many Honda J35 V6 engines from this era. ⚠️ Always diagnose your vehicle properly before replacing parts. Low oil, dirty oil, wiring issues, or bad oil pressure switches can also contribute to these codes. Parts & tools used in this video linked below to help support the channel. 👍 If this video helped you out, consider subscribing to Ben Wrenchin’ for more DIY automotive repairs, diagnostics, and budget-friendly fixes!    / @benwrenchin   VVT Solenoid https://amzn.to/4u8I7kk VVT Solenoid Gasket https://amzn.to/4dF9eO9 OBD2 Scanner https://amzn.to/3PcBmyX Swivel Head Ratchet https://amzn.to/435U1Q4 Drain Plug Magnet Tool https://amzn.to/3PFBI17 Engine Cover Fasteners https://amzn.to/438JIuw VVT Solenoid Electrical Connectors (in case yours are broken like mine) https://amzn.to/4eDdyyt Pick Set https://amzn.to/4wrJtIs Microfiber Towels https://amzn.to/4nthZye Inch-Pound Torque Wrench https://amzn.to/4eJzXKE 1 Pound Dumbbells https://amzn.to/4eDerah *These are Amazon Associate links, meaning there is no added cost to you but a portion of the sale will go toward supporting the channel. Disclaimer: Wrench on your own vehicle at your own risk. Ben Wrenchin' doesn't recommend all the methods used in this video. In fact, some of the methods in this video should never be used at all. EVER. Be smart and safe. Ben Wrenchin' is not responsible for injury resulting from performing actions found in this video. This video is only to serve as entertainment purposes and is not meant to be used as suggestion or instruction for how to perform any of the actions contained in this video. 0:00 Intro 0:55 Pulling The P2647 Code 1:47 The Dreaded VSA light 2:06 Draining The Oil 4:24 Removing The VVT Solenoid 9:11 Installing The VVT Solenoid 12:10 Clearing The Engine Code 13:00 Outro - PLEASE Subscribe! #HondaOdyssey #P2647 #VVTSolenoid #HondaRepair #DIYAutoRepair #BenWrenchin