95 Civic - replacing my cylinder head
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95 Civic - replacing my cylinder head
Hey guys. Blew my head gasket and so I'm tearing the engine apart. Definitely the most involved car repair I've ever done. Here's some pics:
To get this thing off, I just need to remove the crank pulley and the timing belt. Hopefully I can get this thing wrapped up in a few more days! I don't have air tools so I'm planning on trying the 5th gear big *** breaker bar method to get the pulley off. Just thought I'd share. Hope you like the pics!
To get this thing off, I just need to remove the crank pulley and the timing belt. Hopefully I can get this thing wrapped up in a few more days! I don't have air tools so I'm planning on trying the 5th gear big *** breaker bar method to get the pulley off. Just thought I'd share. Hope you like the pics!
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Re: 95 Civic - replacing my cylinder head
Can't you just loosen to tensioner and slide the timing belt off the cam gear? Maybe even do one better, loosen it, zip tie the belt to the cam gear, and take the cam gear off of the cam shaft. I haven't done this on any d-series, but I can't see where it would be an issue
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Re: 95 Civic - replacing my cylinder head
You don't need to remove the crank pulley, unless you want to replace the belt.
Which I would.
Did you mark the distributor ears before you remove it? It would still be a good idea to check/set the ignition timing.
Which I would.
Did you mark the distributor ears before you remove it? It would still be a good idea to check/set the ignition timing.
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