H23 bottom end Q's

[operation-DA]

I'm planning a rebuild of a H23 and I need to know where I can find the specs on what I need to set the tourqe wrench at when putting everything back together.

 

[BrutalB83]

Are you serious? You're going to attempt to rebuild an engine based on torque specs from given to you by people on an Internet forum?

Buy a damn repair manual...

 

[operation-DA]

No I wasn't planning to go by anyone's specs, I needed to know where I could find them. But thanks for trying to be a smart ass.

 

[Turbo&Auto]

Thats why he's Brutal

He's right though. Get a Haynes or Chiltons manual.

 

[operation-DA]

Thanks man that's all I needed.

 

[BrutalB83]

No I wasn't planning to go by anyone's specs, I needed to know where I could find them. But thanks for trying to be a smart ass.

Well I figured that the need for a repair manual while rebuilding an engine should be fairly obvious, but I guess not...

Thats why he's Brutal

Fo sheezy!

 

[Justin66]

Brutal and witty like Greg House.

 

[reikoshea]

You can get a honda repair manual for a prelude from any honda dealer.

 

[anonymoususer]

if you get a repair manual from a parts store, get a haynes. they are a lot easier to read and generally have a wider scope of infor on the most common engines. chiltons are confusing, the pictures suck and the info tends to be very very vague

 

[tskaggs747]

go to dealer and have them copy the pages. cheap way to do it

 

[caboose]

Are you serious? You're going to attempt to rebuild an engine based on torque specs from given to you by people on an Internet forum?

Buy a damn repair manual...

hmmm... that's what I did for the CRX.... lol

 

[caboose]

https://hondaswap.com/../../members/brutalb83/ Crusher of Noob Ambitions, lol


... classic!