Im trying to collect all the info needed, so if anyone can help out that would be great. Im helping out a friend I just started last night.
We have a H23A VTEC (Blue Top) in an EK Hatch. Everything but the wiring is done. Originally the engine harness was sent off to some company out in Cali...
Have you checked that pin for the linkage yet? I dont know if that would really do it or not but its worth looking at.The pin is about 1/2 inch long (may be slightly smaller) and is shaped like a hollow cylnder. It has little teeth like grooves on the side. It goes into a small hole on an "arm"...
You can always check for codes. There is a plug above the ECU on the passenger side, it will be a 2 prong plug. You can use a piece a speaker wire if you want. Anything to complete the circuit. Then just watch and count the number of blinks / pauses the check engine light gives you. Then check...
Yah honestly - Its a Honda and Honda's dont have a good rep for being "torquy." I love my Honda (EG) but even with the B16 its not high on torque.
Take the advice and find a motor 1st. Drive the car as is for now until all the prep work on the new motor is done and you can afford to have to...
I also went the extra step and switched out the water pump and atl. belt. Like its been said above, its just easier to do these things with the motor on a stand.
The best way to make sure your timing is dead on is to use the marks on the cam pulley in conjunction with the crank pulley or the crank gear. Here's what you do. With the lower timing cover off you line up the pointer (triangle mark on oil pump) to the line (TDC mark) on the gear. With the...
Also check on the crank pulley for some lightly colored marks - pink and white, I dont remember which one needs to line up to the marker on the plastic cover but if you do a quick google search you will find it.
Im having similiar issues w/ my Y21 hydro transmission. I replaced the slave cylnder and it didnt fix the problem. Good thing is the slave cly. is only a $10-$15 part and is really easy to switch out. I suggest doing with that many miles on it anyway.
I recently bought a new clutch and will be...
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