Leaking oil from Dizzy side Cam Plug
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Just get one from your local acura/honda dealer.
Spending $$ on one online + shipping = getting one for more than you would at the dealer.
Did you even price one out at the dealer?
-Rik
Spending $$ on one online + shipping = getting one for more than you would at the dealer.
Did you even price one out at the dealer?
-Rik
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rikter »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just get one from your local acura/honda dealer.
Spending $$ on one online + shipping = getting one for more than you would at the dealer.
Did you even price one out at the dealer?
-Rik</TD></TR></TABLE>
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I WOULD GO TO THE DEALERSHIP TOO
Spending $$ on one online + shipping = getting one for more than you would at the dealer.
Did you even price one out at the dealer?
-Rik</TD></TR></TABLE>
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I WOULD GO TO THE DEALERSHIP TOO
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not very difficult at all, just remove the valve cover and then the camshaft holder plate depending which seal is bad (intake or exhaust side), and then carefully remove the seal with a flathead screwdriver making sure not to damage the head
its a very simple procedure
unless it is a b18b in which case it has no camshaft holder plates
its a very simple procedure
unless it is a b18b in which case it has no camshaft holder plates
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You don't actually need to replace this plug. Just take off the valve cover, remove the camshaft holder plate, take out the seal, clean it up as well as the place where it sits, then reinstall it with plenty of RTV.
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Re: Leaking oil from Dizzy side Cam Plug (matmcg)
Is it leaking from the intake cam (where the diz is) or the exhast cam? If it's the exhaust side, you can use a cam cap like the one pictured above - and you have to take the valve cover off. If you're leaking oil out of the intake cam, you can get a new distributor o-ring for $5 from the dealer and you don't have to take the valve cover off.
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Jesus Christ...
http://www.team-integra.net/se...D=576
IF you searched a little, you would've seen a thread that was titled 98 ls cam seal. And once again, you're welcome.
The install itself shouldn't take so long, it only took my friend 10 minutes when he did it for me.
http://www.team-integra.net/se...D=576
IF you searched a little, you would've seen a thread that was titled 98 ls cam seal. And once again, you're welcome.
The install itself shouldn't take so long, it only took my friend 10 minutes when he did it for me.
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