Big Accord Problem...please helph
I put new valve seals in my 94 Accord. they went in fine but when i was putting all the bolts back on i moved the screws that are on top of the valve springs. I just need to know where they belong or if anyone knows what i should do or if im gunna need to get it professionally fixed........
Do you mean the ones with a locknut over each valve? If you moved those, you'll have to do a valve adjustment to reset them to the proper clearance. It isn't very hard to do.
Not as big problem as you might think. and
"the heep"...(pause)...was correct, from where I sit.
It's not a big thing, but it has to be done correctly; or you could end up with either a terribly noisy motor, or engine skips and burned valves.
Now might be the time to anticipate picking up a service repair manual (Helms, etc)
You'll need a set of "Feeler Gauges" (available from Craftsman, Snap-on etc), an open end / box wrench and the correct screwdriver.
You will also need the patience of Jobe.
P
"the heep"...(pause)...was correct, from where I sit.
It's not a big thing, but it has to be done correctly; or you could end up with either a terribly noisy motor, or engine skips and burned valves.
Now might be the time to anticipate picking up a service repair manual (Helms, etc)
You'll need a set of "Feeler Gauges" (available from Craftsman, Snap-on etc), an open end / box wrench and the correct screwdriver.
You will also need the patience of Jobe.
P
No, It's a one shot deal if you do it correctly from the beginning. It involves:
1) Positioning the cam lobe for who's follower you're adjusting to the full-closed position.
2) Setting a pre-determined space between the adjuster screw/valve stem. (Use afore-mentioned "Feeler Gauge" and Hand tools)
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Now, I can not stress this enough.
Beg, Borrow or photo copy the instructions from a service manual for your car. If you insist on doing this (and other stuff on your car), break down and buy a manual.
P
1) Positioning the cam lobe for who's follower you're adjusting to the full-closed position.
2) Setting a pre-determined space between the adjuster screw/valve stem. (Use afore-mentioned "Feeler Gauge" and Hand tools)
Infinitum
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Infinitum
Now, I can not stress this enough.
Beg, Borrow or photo copy the instructions from a service manual for your car. If you insist on doing this (and other stuff on your car), break down and buy a manual.
P
like P says u need to adjust the valve lash.....intakes at .010 exh at .012 ..put cylinder at # 1 top dead center and adjust # 1 valves, spin motor preferibly with rachet, extension and 19mm socket , if u spin it toward frt pf car # 3 will be up after # 1 then 4 then 2 ....to make sure when u are at top dead 3 there are notches on the back side of camshaft puley when they line up even with the head u r at either 1 or 4 , when they are perpendicular with the head u r at 2 or 3 ... i would start at # 1 makes the job easier
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