Ok it's time for a new timing belt. I have an OEM belt ready on hand. Should I get someone to install it that has done it before or is it something I can maybe conquer myself...? I guess what I'm wanting to know is what all is involved with doing this? Any specific things to do/not to do? Helpful techniques...?
Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance guys....

 

anyone...?

 

search around, this has been well documented.

heres a link to a decent write up http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...t.php

 

Also please make sure you get yourself a HELM manual - this is what the dealerships use.

Step by step instructions are there, and if you need further help or clarification, feel free to post up.

 

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Review the writeup on c-speed racing. If you do not feel comfortable doing that kind of work, then get it done professionally. If you do feel comfortable with it, are mechanically inclined, and have the proper tools, then invest in the HELM manual as previously stated and do the job.

That being said, please do not bump your threads in the future. It is against the forum rules.

 

someone posted this recently.......

ACURA DEALER MANUAL:

http://hondahookupc.temp.powwe...a.pdf

 

^^ that is sweet

 

Thanks for the help guys.... And mythias it was 9 1/2 hours later before the 2nd post and was not meant as a bump but thanks anyway for the help....

 

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indeed