kamilog

98 accord 2.3l v-tec,i got it out but when i go to put it on engine rotates,do i use lok tite?

GhostAccord

You need to keep the crank from rotating in order to get the proper torque specs. You will need to use a Honda crank pulley tool to keep the crank from rotating. Or find another way to keep the crank from rotating. I have a crank tool so I'm not sure of the back yard mechanics way of doing this. Someone else will have to chime in.

Powerbuilt 648796 Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool $21.46

slomofo

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Most people use an air gun to get it as tight as they can. I torque them on, but outside of the dealer and a few people like me, I've never seen anyone else torque them to proper specs because most people don't have a torque wrench that'll go up to 181 pounds which is the proper spec.

MAD_MIKE

That's why you use a breaker bar, a little math, and stand on it.

Accordin2me

If you have an old serpentine belt lyin around you can have a buddy hold it tight around the crank while you torque it.

noface

put in 5th gear and hold the brake

stringseagle

Hey guys I am trying to find the specs for the torque needed on a 92 acura integra harmonic balancer. If anyone has those numbers, please let me know. I believe its like 130.. but I can't remember, it's been some time. Also, any tips on getting the tensioner bolt loose on the alternator? Can't seem to get an angle to get the socket on the bolt.

///Mo-betta

^this

stringseagle

No.

holmesnmanny

It says the proper torque earlier in this thread and autozone and oreilly both rent out the crank holder tool now.

94 accord typeR

https://honda-tech.com/forums/acura-integra-6/

stringseagle

no this thread is about a 98 accord 2.3l.. I'm asking about a 92 integra 1.8l. So no, it's not earlier in this thread. All I need is the torque number on it, I've done this before but I just don't remember how much torque it calls for.

stringseagle

" Acura Integra - Honda-Tech " not sure what I am supposed to find here...