Valve Cover Gasket?

[Magik]

Originally posted by asmallsol@Jan 8 2004, 10:25 PM
for plugs, use NGK plugs.

PCV valve should be like $5-10 and if it is like my old d-series, it should be extremly easy to change.

For the temp switch, just swap it out with the one from your old engine. I would do the same with your starter.

I have 4 shiny new NGK's sitting right here, a new gapper, spark plug socket....

The pcv valve was 6.50 at Canadian Tire (26 @ honda)

"Where" is the temp sensor on a D15B2...and that will fit a B1...are they the same??

Yah...I had planned on looking into the starter from my old engine and see if that did the trick


Jason

 

[Magik]

Any suggestions on the best "glue" type substance to hold the valve cover gasket down?? Doing it in the a.m. so let me know asap, want to use the best I can...

Jason


(Best doesn't mean most expensive...best means quality for the $$)

 

[NoJokE]

Originally posted by Magik@Jan 9 2004, 05:06 PM
Any suggestions on the best "glue" type substance to hold the valve cover gasket down?? Doing it in the a.m. so let me know asap, want to use the best I can...

Jason


(Best doesn't mean most expensive...best means quality for the $$)

Hondabond

 

[MikeBergy]

Use hondabond, but do not use silicone grey, it doesn't work at all. I used copper coat on my mazda. Messy since I used the spray can, but it doesn't leak anymore!

 

[Magik]

"Hondabond" ummm...is that a dealer thing? if so I have to get up early tomorrow...they are only open in the morning...or can you get that anywhere?

Thanks

Jason