Hey guys,
i just finished doing a head gasket on my B15D2 motor.. my buddy dave and i, hes the car guy, but i wanted to ask what you guys would know as far as we have like a ticking coming from what he thinks is a valve spring..
when we took the head off to do they head gasket some of these springs moved.the ticking is constant at idle and while driving it stays the same. car doesn't lose power,but we just aren't sure how to check the spacing of the valve springs for the intake or exhaust side, keep in mind the engine is bone stock and any info given would be greatly appreciated.
keep in mind the cams and lobs are spinning freely and there are no collisions when we did a manual hand crank before starting the engine..


thanks a bunch..

 

valve adjust?

 

are you asking how to do a valve adjustment? if so then go to google, type in your car name followed by valve adjustment.
in the future most questions can be answered using this same method.

if you dont know what google is www.google.com

 

hey def. aprreciate where to look for the info I didnt know about google. i always just asked my papa, but my papa recently passed away and life has not been the same since. i wish he had lead me to you sooner so that i could fix my car aswell as my learned situation, with google. i wasnt sure of the name of what i had to search and ur right google is the best thing since internet and condoms. i wish more of us honda owner parents taught us to use them. cause now i have like 16 little ******* breaking my bank and my wife.. oh boi if she readds this im dead for sure, come look for me if u dont see any posts in a week. please i am seriously serious.
thanks again budddy, i while book mark google in my interent for life.

 

Valve adjustment is a very specific procedure. You should always do it after removing a timing belt, replacing a head, or rebuilding a head. Make sure the engine is cold before adjusting valves.

 

Sarcasm, working at peak efficiency. .

 

This screams troll post to me.

 

ITT: LOLz

 

he is from Italy more then likely he's serious...

 

SlickDick, take it to a real auto shop if you don't feel comfortable doing to work yourself. It's a pain in the *** to do for your first time, so consider the pros.

 

Do you mean D15b2?