B-Series Rocker Arm
1) I looked at the shop manual, couldn't find any information/specifications on when to replace them. Can you guy help?
2) B16A versus B16B rockers - are they the same?
2) B16A versus B16B rockers - are they the same?
All the stock B-Series VTEC rocker arms are the same as far as I know.
As for a service interval, there isn't one. I don't think it's something Honda intended to be replaced as a maintenance item. But to answer your question: Replace them when they're worn.
As for a service interval, there isn't one. I don't think it's something Honda intended to be replaced as a maintenance item. But to answer your question: Replace them when they're worn.
there are no specs in the shop manual to measure rocker thickness. guess u have to measure valve lift?
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just look at the rocker arm surface on the pads, if the cam is chewing into that surface and you can feel it with your fingernail, then I'd say they need to be replaced.
service interval is every time you change the canuter valve assembly....lol jk jk..
like this guy said just check them out see if there is any scaring and or when your doing a vlave adjust if the screw dose not have enough adjustment then there is something wrong with the rocker arm
like this guy said just check them out see if there is any scaring and or when your doing a vlave adjust if the screw dose not have enough adjustment then there is something wrong with the rocker arm
I assume you're basing this on the fact that they have the EXACT SAME PART NUMBER
B-Series Rocker Arm Part #: 14620-P30-000
It's the P/N for all B-Series heads....hence the P30 designation
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I'm definitely not one to equate post number with knowledge, but in this case, I guess it would hold true.
B-Series Rocker Arm Part #: 14620-P30-000
It's the P/N for all B-Series heads....hence the P30 designation
Don't post when you don't know anything about the thread topic.
ESPECIALLY don't post something as a fact if you're not ABSOLUTELY sure it's true. If you're not sure, preface it so.
I'm definitely not one to equate post number with knowledge, but in this case, I guess it would hold true.
I assume you're basing this on the fact that they have the EXACT SAME PART NUMBER
B-Series Rocker Arm Part #: 14620-P30-000
It's the P/N for all B-Series heads....hence the P30 designation
Don't post when you don't know anything about the thread topic.
ESPECIALLY don't post something as a fact if you're not ABSOLUTELY sure it's true. If you're not sure, preface it so.
I'm definitely not one to equate post number with knowledge, but in this case, I guess it would hold true.
B-Series Rocker Arm Part #: 14620-P30-000
It's the P/N for all B-Series heads....hence the P30 designation
Don't post when you don't know anything about the thread topic.
ESPECIALLY don't post something as a fact if you're not ABSOLUTELY sure it's true. If you're not sure, preface it so.
I'm definitely not one to equate post number with knowledge, but in this case, I guess it would hold true.
It has to do with the toothpick-wide locker arms on the sides of the primary and secondary rocker arms. Some sets of GSR rockers have 1 locking device, other years have 2. Strange, I know.
Lou
If the part numbers have P30 in them, then that means they DID change at one point. P30 part numbers didn't come into play until at the very earliest, 1992 and that would have been in japan.
The original rockers would have had a part number with pr3 in them. This suggests that the original rockers were superceded by the p30 rockers.
If you know how the honda part numbering system works, you would know this.
The original rockers would have had a part number with pr3 in them. This suggests that the original rockers were superceded by the p30 rockers.
If you know how the honda part numbering system works, you would know this.
Just googled "14620-pr3-000". Haha I was right.
link:
http://www.crxsi.com/jdm/ef8-1005225...Rocker-Arm.htm
Part #5.
This page denotes that 14620-pr3-000 was indeed superceded by 14620-p30-000:
http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/ho...&block_03=8841
link:
http://www.crxsi.com/jdm/ef8-1005225...Rocker-Arm.htm
Part #5.
This page denotes that 14620-pr3-000 was indeed superceded by 14620-p30-000:
http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/ho...&block_03=8841
If the part numbers have P30 in them, then that means they DID change at one point. P30 part numbers didn't come into play until at the very earliest, 1992 and that would have been in japan.
The original rockers would have had a part number with pr3 in them. This suggests that the original rockers were superceded by the p30 rockers.
If you know how the honda part numbering system works, you would know this.
The original rockers would have had a part number with pr3 in them. This suggests that the original rockers were superceded by the p30 rockers.
If you know how the honda part numbering system works, you would know this.
If you also type in 14620-p72-000, you do get a few results.
If anyone can read russian, please feel free to tell me what vehicle it says uses this part number:
http://www.hondaworld.ru/detail_numb...er=14620P72000
If anyone can read russian, please feel free to tell me what vehicle it says uses this part number:
http://www.hondaworld.ru/detail_numb...er=14620P72000
And with all the bare/stripped heads floating around, it only adds to the confusion as people may be using pr3 rockers in newer castings, which may have been the case for the user above, as he stated that he did in fact have two different sets of rockers. It may have been the pr3 and p30 sets. Im curious what is different. Assuming honda did it for a reason (as they usually do), it may be beneficial to upgrade all 88-91 b16a heads (at the very least) to the newer P30 style rocker.
Only someone with an 88-91 b16a head with original rockers would be able to tell us the difference if he ordered a newer set of rockers and compared.
Found it.
14620-p72-000 DOES exist.
So there are at least THREE different oem Bseries vtec rocker arm types.
http://www.acurapartswarehouse.com/o...0-P72-000.html
14620-p72-000 DOES exist.
So there are at least THREE different oem Bseries vtec rocker arm types.
http://www.acurapartswarehouse.com/o...0-P72-000.html
Called acura about the 14620-P72-000, it's a good number but the catalog says it doesn't fit any vehicles lol, i love the honda/acura parts catalog. Only info the guy could give me was it's a rocker arm and it's on back order...
Interesting! I couldn't find it at acuraautomotiveparts.org. When googling it though it does appear on german and russian parts pages. Now I'm suuuuper intrigued. lol.
Ok, using google translate on that russian page, it lists 14620-p30-000 as the rocker arm assembly for 94 del sol vtec. THEN under that it lists 14620-p72-000 as "replacement", and it too is on back order.
Also found out that at some point in time, honda offered each rocker seperate(ie. pri, mid, sec) but are no longer available
14622-P72-000 ARM COMP,SEC RKR
14621-P72-000 ARM COMP,PRIM RKR
14623-P72-000 ARM COMP,MID RKR
14622-P72-000 ARM COMP,SEC RKR
14621-P72-000 ARM COMP,PRIM RKR
14623-P72-000 ARM COMP,MID RKR
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