Puttin new piston rings. wondering what specific seals i should get to go along with it. Only the neccesary ones.

And what about main bearings. I been driving with blowby for a year so gas was often in the crank...

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OEM for everything if possible. OEM is recommended for stock pistons. Or if your running aftermarket pistons, then use their recommended rings.

 

http://www.HondaAutomotiveParts.com
http://www.SLHonda.com

 

Ok well i was asking WHAT do i need to replace. i really need your help. i dont have long left to do my rebuild

 

Get an OEM Top end AND Bottom end gasket set from Honda. Order the same bearing codes based upon the markings on the crank, rods, block (see your service manual for clarification).

 

All i need is the bare essentials meaning i just want to do rings and anything that i absolutely have to


please list the parts specifically.

 

Do you want me to order and install them too?

 

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Your repair manual will tell you what the bare essentials are. Anything past that is on you. A basic rule of thumb is, if you take it apart replace the gasket/seal...read your repair manual to find exceptions.

 

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Hahaha

Yea, take a little initiative on your own car.

 

Yeah bein a dick helps.

I just need to know if i need something like a main seal or something, along with the oil pan gasket and not sure what else is necessary

 

Ok, slow down for a second and think about this. Do you think it'd be a good idea to replace the rear and main seal while you have the engine apart just to be on the safe side? The diagrams in a repair manual will tell you what gaskets/seals need to be replaced. This is the common sense part, man.