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    hey i just got a new type r vavle cover for my ep3 and a new gasket but i dont have the torque specs and i wanted to install it today can anyone help out or know of a website that would show me the assembly and disassembly

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    I would assume that most valve covers are the same. With mine, there were 8 screw/caps. From what i know, just make sure they are on tight and you should be fine. Worst case, call and ask a Honda store.

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    You need JDM screws and a JDM torque wrench. A JDM torque wrench are gaged differently then the NA wrench. You'll also need a JDM gasket as well as JDM glove to prevent your hand from getting NA oil on it.

    Other then that it's an easy install.
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    i know how to take it apart im just wonder what to torque the bolts too and if u gotta tighten then in a certain pattern

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    Originally posted by Toms-SC
    You need JDM screws and a JDM torque wrench. A JDM torque wrench are gaged differently then the NA wrench. You'll also need a JDM gasket as well as JDM glove to prevent your hand from getting NA oil on it.

    Other then that it's an easy install.

    Don't be such a dick, he was just asking a question.

    You could have told him that NA oil cannot be used with a JDM valve cover. Are you trying to ruin his car? God.
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    Originally posted by JRSC00LUDE


    You could have told him that NA oil cannot be used with a JDM valve cover. Are you trying to ruin his car? God.
    I was hoping he wasn't a noob and already knew that. I'm sorry.
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    funny

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    its a valve cover..like torque freakin matters..durr

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    Awesome help guys!

    Check out Honda-Tech for advice

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    My guess would be about 80 inch pounds or 9Nm
    ^note it says INCH pounds NOT foot pounds.

    You'll prolly need a 1/4" drive torque wrench.
    If you don't have one just carefully snug them up with a nut driver like everyone else.
    Last edited by alloroc; 10-26-2007 at 01:41 PM.

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    Originally posted by Toms-SC
    You need JDM screws and a JDM torque wrench. A JDM torque wrench are gaged differently then the NA wrench. You'll also need a JDM gasket as well as JDM glove to prevent your hand from getting NA oil on it.

    Other then that it's an easy install.

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    Originally posted by alloroc
    My guess would be about 80 inch pounds or 9Nm
    ^note it says INCH pounds NOT foot pounds.
    Which is more torque than the honds has!

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    ^ hey-o!
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    Originally posted by DonJuan


    Which is more torque than the honds has!

    ARGH!!! Sorry, I couldn't help it.
    I don't own a Honda, I tend to agree.

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    You should torque the valve cover nuts to 8 ft/lb. Make sure you dab the ends of the outer cam caps with some silicone adhesive.

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    you should search for a torque spec chart based on bolt type off google. Measure the pitch and diameter and use that as a guideline... I'm guessing about 8-16 ft/lbs

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