95 accord smoking problem
just had head rebuilt by a reputable shop. engine has 180 compression on all cylinders. could the piston rings still be bad. or does anybody know any other possible answer- reasons why it could still smoke. head got rebuilt because of a nitrous system, it burnt the valves up!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gotnos95 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just had head rebuilt by a reputable shop. engine has 180 compression on all cylinders. could the piston rings still be bad. or does anybody know any other possible answer- reasons why it could still smoke. head got rebuilt because of a nitrous system, it burnt the valves up!</TD></TR></TABLE>Is there really a shop in Ohio that
knows how to rebuild a Honda engine?
Remove your exhaust manifold and take a look at the valves. Are they oovered in oil?
If they are, remove the valve springs and inspect the valve stem seals. Be sure to check the valve guides for excessive clearances.
knows how to rebuild a Honda engine?
Remove your exhaust manifold and take a look at the valves. Are they oovered in oil?
If they are, remove the valve springs and inspect the valve stem seals. Be sure to check the valve guides for excessive clearances.
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