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Turns out the new
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So, I just had the engine mounts replaced today, and by chance I was re-adjusting/re-checking some things tonight(the rear mount’s bolt wasn’t torqued down at the shop or something, oops, no harm no foul) but all is well until…[i][b]coolant lThanks for sharing your experience._x000D_
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Well, I’m in the process of trying to see the source leak, but so far no success. I used a mirror to observe from topside, the water pipe into the thermostat housing. I don’t see any leaks, and I cant see any runningUPDATE:_x000D_
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It turns out the leak on the ground was the new oil filter with a poor seal at the gasket. So, looks like I can’t use that type of oil filter._x000D_
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So, I’ll replace that and afterward haveWait, it was parked 4 years ago but for how long? How was it driving then?_x000D_
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Replaced all 5 mounts, 2 were broken. 1 was dry rotting. The “transmission side” mounts were looking okay but also beginning to show signs of stress._x000D_
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The broken mounts were the rear and the sub-frame mount, engine side(by the AC brUPDATE:_x000D_
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Replaced all 5 mounts, 2 were broken. 1 was dry rotting. The “transmission side” mounts were looking okay but also beginning to show signs of stress._x000D_
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The broken mounts were the rear and the sub-frame mount, engine side(by the AC brI think it’s worth pulling the housing and replacing the o-rings, and the t-stat with an OE since I have no idea the previous owners maintenance. Who knows, maybe it is only an RTV sealer of sorts and no gasket is inside._x000D_
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Eric, doesn’t the OE stat justUPDATE:_x000D_
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Got a great deal on an OE IACV so decided why not? Idle is better, however, the low idle symptom is still present._x000D_
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I’m thinking EGR, but first I’ll reset the base idle. The mechanic today, a long-time Honda guy, saw the idle screw covered inYay! Good job. Thanks for the update!
A friend that was helping with more ‘data gathering’ did pressure test the cooling system, and I believe he was washing down some of the gunk around the side of the block; exhaust side. However, this intake side of the block has this area is very hard to
July 28, 2012 at 11:00 am in reply to: Exhaust needing to be changed every year & oil change question #461451What is the reason for exhaust changes every year? Rust??? Oil consumption? (have you monitored for a need to top off the oil per year)?_x000D_
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As for your oil interval habits, the only way to know if what you are doing is fine is to get a Used Oil Analysis.There is a poster over on BITOG that did a lot of work on a sludged 98 Toyota, IIRC. Therefore, for starters pulling a valve cover is a must, IMO.
You need to brake in the clutch by NOT driving it hard for at least 1,000 miles. Give yourself that amount of time. I’d probably keep it under 3,000 RPMs. In fact, the pedal adjustment for the clutch may need to be re-done after initial break-in._x000D_
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