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noisy valves
i have 98 honda civic ex lately my valves sound like shit after 3,000 rpms. I get my oil changed every 3,000 miles and have plenty of oil in right now and the valves are loud as fuck. Also another problem there is the sour egg smell coming from my cat converter, is it time to get a hi flow cat?
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Re: noisy valves
Your engine requires valve adjustments at least every 30,000 miles.
My advice on this one, take it to the dealer. This way if it's a bad cat. it might be covered under a warranty extension. Valve adjustment is 1.0hr of labor plus valve cover gasket and seals. Plus they will let you know of other problems or maintnance issues. Don't skip a timing replacement! |
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Re: noisy valves
ive had this car since 73,000 miles and now its almost at the 90,000 mark, so probably the valves never got adjusted, is it like that on all hondas in general or just vtech hondas cause they have adjustable valves?
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Re: noisy valves
All Honda/Acura 4cylinders require valve adjustments because they are a solid lift. 90,000 miles means your timing belt is due. That is far more important than a skipped valve adjustment. When your timing belt breaks the valves crash into the pistons and cause all types of damage.
If it were my car, 90K service and timing belt with water pump and belts would be changed. www.helminc.com for a factory service manual that will explain every part of the maintnenance. 90K service, timing belt & water pump at the Honda dealer I worked for is well over $1000.00 but a whole lot cheaper than a new engine. |
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Re: noisy valves
I Dont Think An Ex Motor Is Interferance...but You Gotta Love Honda...who Else Puts The Valve Clearance Under The Hood Of All Their Cars?
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Re: noisy valves
i work at a dealership, so i can change all my fluids for free, just buy the water pump $50 and the timing belt $25.
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Re: Re: noisy valves
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If you can get your timing belt and water pump done for $75.00 more power to you. |
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Re: Re: noisy valves
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99 [email protected] psi si- I voted for the Terminator for Gov. 95 HB- B16a2- SC34@12psi WTB: USDM B16a2 or B16a3 complete short block. pm is the key. FS: B series InlinePro cast mani, PnH RC 550s, and Hondata S2b. pm me. |
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Re: Re: Re: noisy valves
[quote=jackasssi]Next time dont think. If you don't know don't say any thing.[quote]
lets run that back buddy...i know ex d16y8 is NON INTERFERANCE...skip a tooth break a belt...no bent valves...u might be book smart....u do oil changes...i do everything else |
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I see . . . .u don't have a clue what I do or what my backround is.I've seen damage first hand. These message boards are filled with enough garbage as it is so I'll leave it at that. |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: noisy valves
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Re: noisy valves
since when is any honda motor non-interference? mitsubishi maybe
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Re: noisy valves
you show me a y8 thats interferance...i delt with plenty y8 with broken timing belts and no bent valves...accords, integras yeah sure y not...but i knoe from experience y8 is non inter.
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Re: noisy valves
got the valves adjusted, but still hear loud knocking sound whenever i go past 1,500 rpms sounds like it could be coming from the bottom end. If this is serious enough anyone know any sites for bottom end overhaul kits?
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Engine KNOck!!
MY BOY YOU HAVE AS WE CALL ENGINE KNOCK!!!!!
Pray that your engine is still under warranty if not get prepared to buy a new block or just the bushings,, it really depends, how serious it is!!! sorry bud i know it sux ( the same shit happened to my cousin) |
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