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Old 06-24-2006, 09:54 AM
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Ok, i'm finally going to change my timing belt, but before I begin, would you guys tell me what random pains I might run into along the way. Like annoying bolts or parts that i'm going to probably be fighting with? I just want a heads up so I know what to expect. Also, are there any special tools or extensions to tools, I will need to compelete the job. I'm a starving college student and just picked up my very own, bright, and shiny service manual and I cant wait to get started on doing the work myself. So, any advice you guys can give me too would be ki||er. Thanks!
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Default Re: Timing belt job question (n00bcivicowner)

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=649277

do searches, and also check out the FAQ section at the top of this forum. many many many great guides up there.....should help you out plenty.....good luck.
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yah thanks i've read most of those...spent about 2 and half hours at work searching through, but thanks I was hoping to get a central thread for this instead of scattered through out 5 or 6 threads, some archived. But anyway, the engine i have is D16Y8. So, bring on the info everyone!!
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and oh yah, i've already looked at that thread like 50 times, and that is a del sol, not a civic ex, i would assume probs to be different because of the two diff body types.
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Default Re: Timing belt job question (n00bcivicowner)

the hardest bolt you wll give you problems is the crank pulley bolt other than that you'll be ok
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So any tips on how to deal with this crank pulley bolt?
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impact gun or wedge a pry bar into the flywheel teeth to keep the engine from spinning
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The one thing that all Honda's and Acura's do share is that stubborn *** crank pulley bolt. So do some searching for that - archived or not, the info is going to be the same.

If you've got a Helms, you should be good to go. Having a second set of hands helps immensly. Do you have a timing light to check the timing before/after install? Now is also a good time to do valve lash since you have to take off the valve cover?
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thanks guys for the info! I don't have a timing gun, i've read that they are relatively cheap so I will be picking up one of those too. I was also going to adjust the valves because of another problem i have (hoping it will fix it). The manual I got is a Helms so i've also got that covered.
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