Anyone with experience that knows how to adjust valves, hit me up... Willing to pay an experienced TECH.

Call or Txt 562-857-4036

Thanks!

 

its pretty easy... shouldn't take more than 25 minutes (if its your first time), i can do mine in about 10 minutes. open up a haynes itll, tell you exactly what to do.

 

thanks for the tip! got a link for the haynes manual?

 

wow, ifyou can adjust your valves in ten minutes you are f'n amazing. you must have a quick release valve cover or something

 

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no need to be a smartass here, but yeah i have done it in 10 minutes. do you know why? because sometimes not ALL of the valves need to be adjusted. When it took me 10 min, only a couple of them took time.

how does your post bare any technical information relative to the OP? i sure as hell cant find any. you're the reason people hate honda-tech.

if i told him it would take 3 hours, he probably wouldn't be encouraged to try and do it himself. he would waste his money on a mechanic and not learn anything new.

have a nice day

 

i know you said look into a haynes manual. here is one the is already written up for this on 16-valve d-series engines.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1305086

hope that guides you through it.