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
thanks!
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
thanks!
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.
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
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.
Originally posted by SJW
Once again another useless post by JRSCOOLDUDE.
Originally posted by snowcat
Don't let the e-thugs and faggots get to you when they quote your posts and write stupid shit.^^ Fact CheckedOriginally posted by JRSC00LUDE
I say stupid shit all the time.
I was hoping he wasn't a noob and already knew that. I'm sorry.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.
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funny
its a valve cover..like torque freakin matters..durr
Awesome help guys!
Check out Honda-Tech for advice
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.
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.
Which is more torque than the honds has!Originally posted by alloroc
My guess would be about 80 inch pounds or 9Nm
^note it says INCH pounds NOT foot pounds.
ARGH!!! Sorry, I couldn't help it.
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^ hey-o!
In reference to Rob Anders:
Originally posted by ZenOps
Hes not really that bad...
I don't own a Honda, I tend to agree.Originally posted by DonJuan
Which is more torque than the honds has!
ARGH!!! Sorry, I couldn't help it.
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.
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