Head Gasket?
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Originally posted by white92d15b7
just to be a smart *** if you are looking for something that tells you the size of the head bolts and what not i don't think you should be attempting this your self !!!!!!!
but anyway here is the jiff!!!!!!!!!!
1. remove distributor (3 12mm bolts)(leave spark plug wires attached just take em off the plugs unplug the square wire connector and the circle one)
2.remove valve cover(4 10 mm bolts) be sure not to lose the special rubber washers on top!!!!
3. remove upper timing belt cover(2 10 mm bolts)!!!!!
4. drain coolant!(you may have to remove the plastic under the front of your car if you have it if not look up on the passenger side of the bottom of the rad there is a drain plug (usually) turn it counter clockwise)
5. remove head bolts there 14 mm
6. remove exaust manifold bolts , remove the bolt (14mm) into the block on the front of the motor thats connected to a mount on the bottom of the exaust, remove the (2 12 mm) on the rear mount of the downpipe
7.the easiest way to get the intake manifold off is to jack the car up crawl underneath with a 12mm socket and there is a mount under the intake that holds it on undo the 1 (or 2?) bolts that bolt the mount to the intake don't undo the mount from the block undo from intake , then remove the bolts that secure the intake to the block
DO NOT UNHOOK ANY WIRES OR VACUMLINES FROM THE INTAKE AS IT WILL BE STAYING IN THE CAR
DO NOT DETACH THE HEADER FROM THE DOWN PIPE OR THE DOWN PIPE FROM THE MID PIPE AS IT WILL ALSO BE STAYING IN THE CAR
8. take a 14 mm socket and loosen the tensioner pulley for the timing belt its located on the side of the motor under a little quarter sized rubber gromet!!!!!! once its loose slide the belt off to the side!!!!!! REASEARCH TIMING BELT CONDITIONS AND MAKE SURE YOURS IS OK !!! (your not far off from doing a timing belt half the engine is already apart!!!!!)
9. lift the head off the motor and depending on what kind of head gasket was used last time metal or the Mother ****ing pain in the ****ing *** cocksucking paper baked to the block and head gasket, you may need to pry the Exaust manifold off the head first and pry the intake manifold off too
line up the new head gasket after you clean the block clean all the **** outta the engine like paper bits and do ever step backwars !!!!!!
Helpful hints and safe practices!!!!!!!!!!
if you have a paper gasket clean it all off the engine !!!!!
Buy OEM its a nice metal one !!!!! 81 dollars @ newmarket honda gets you a head gasket , intake gasket, exaust gasket, upper and lower spark plug seals, dizzy seal and the seal for the other end !! and some big ****ing ring i have never seen before
oil the head bolts when you put them back in with like some 10w 30
DO SOME REASEARCH CUZ I DIDN"T TELL YOU HOW TO SET THE TIMING
MAKE SURE TIMING IS RIGHT THESE ARE ZERO CLEARANCE ENGINES if the timing is wrong you won't have top worry about a little old head gasket!!
if you jack up the car use jack stands!!!!
best to do it when the engine is cool!!!!!!!!!!!
when removeing the head bolts start in the front middle then back middle and work your way outwards in a rotating patern!!!!
just to be a smart *** if you are looking for something that tells you the size of the head bolts and what not i don't think you should be attempting this your self !!!!!!!
but anyway here is the jiff!!!!!!!!!!
1. remove distributor (3 12mm bolts)(leave spark plug wires attached just take em off the plugs unplug the square wire connector and the circle one)
2.remove valve cover(4 10 mm bolts) be sure not to lose the special rubber washers on top!!!!
3. remove upper timing belt cover(2 10 mm bolts)!!!!!
4. drain coolant!(you may have to remove the plastic under the front of your car if you have it if not look up on the passenger side of the bottom of the rad there is a drain plug (usually) turn it counter clockwise)
5. remove head bolts there 14 mm
6. remove exaust manifold bolts , remove the bolt (14mm) into the block on the front of the motor thats connected to a mount on the bottom of the exaust, remove the (2 12 mm) on the rear mount of the downpipe
7.the easiest way to get the intake manifold off is to jack the car up crawl underneath with a 12mm socket and there is a mount under the intake that holds it on undo the 1 (or 2?) bolts that bolt the mount to the intake don't undo the mount from the block undo from intake , then remove the bolts that secure the intake to the block
DO NOT UNHOOK ANY WIRES OR VACUMLINES FROM THE INTAKE AS IT WILL BE STAYING IN THE CAR
DO NOT DETACH THE HEADER FROM THE DOWN PIPE OR THE DOWN PIPE FROM THE MID PIPE AS IT WILL ALSO BE STAYING IN THE CAR
8. take a 14 mm socket and loosen the tensioner pulley for the timing belt its located on the side of the motor under a little quarter sized rubber gromet!!!!!! once its loose slide the belt off to the side!!!!!! REASEARCH TIMING BELT CONDITIONS AND MAKE SURE YOURS IS OK !!! (your not far off from doing a timing belt half the engine is already apart!!!!!)
9. lift the head off the motor and depending on what kind of head gasket was used last time metal or the Mother ****ing pain in the ****ing *** cocksucking paper baked to the block and head gasket, you may need to pry the Exaust manifold off the head first and pry the intake manifold off too
line up the new head gasket after you clean the block clean all the **** outta the engine like paper bits and do ever step backwars !!!!!!
Helpful hints and safe practices!!!!!!!!!!
if you have a paper gasket clean it all off the engine !!!!!
Buy OEM its a nice metal one !!!!! 81 dollars @ newmarket honda gets you a head gasket , intake gasket, exaust gasket, upper and lower spark plug seals, dizzy seal and the seal for the other end !! and some big ****ing ring i have never seen before
oil the head bolts when you put them back in with like some 10w 30
DO SOME REASEARCH CUZ I DIDN"T TELL YOU HOW TO SET THE TIMING
MAKE SURE TIMING IS RIGHT THESE ARE ZERO CLEARANCE ENGINES if the timing is wrong you won't have top worry about a little old head gasket!!
if you jack up the car use jack stands!!!!
best to do it when the engine is cool!!!!!!!!!!!
when removeing the head bolts start in the front middle then back middle and work your way outwards in a rotating patern!!!!
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