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  • in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #503000
    The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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      Na keyway is fine
      the belt had a lot of slack
      and I know how as I bought Ericsson videos on the b series belt and accord

      I tightened the auto tensioner bolt with slack on the front side.
      I’ve learned now to turn the crank pulley until the belt is tight then pinch the tensioner bolt
      I’ve also learned there is an
      updated tensioner which I have
      il post part numbers for others Best

      won’t have the pulley bolt till Wednesday id say so post back then

      in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #504670
      The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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        Crank pulley bolt .
        The lord was looking down upon me hence it came out.I was gonna cry tho when it snapped.
        Honda want 25 euro plus vat for itbut I don’t mind,considering

        in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #502972
        The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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          Crank pulley bolt .
          The lord was looking down upon me hence it came out.I was gonna cry tho when it snapped.
          Honda want 25 euro plus vat for itbut I don’t mind,considering

          in reply to: Honda Prelude after a flood.with video #504203
          The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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            hi.
            i wouldnt put any more money into the car until you do a compression test.
            water doesent compress and by the sounds of it the engine may have taken in water which can bend rods leading to a missfire.
            try that first,good luck.

            in reply to: Honda Prelude after a flood.with video #502478
            The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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              hi.
              i wouldnt put any more money into the car until you do a compression test.
              water doesent compress and by the sounds of it the engine may have taken in water which can bend rods leading to a missfire.
              try that first,good luck.

              in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #504037
              The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                Okay .
                I got the valve lash set to in for.006 ex.008
                Car runs much smoother and drives nicer.all the intake had to be adjusted from.003
                Some exhausts were a bit tight.

                So I went for a spin and the rattle easy still there so I went for to start the timing belt and met a some trouble
                .
                I’m waiting for a new bolt from Honda and an oil pump seal as its leaking.

                So not finished yet and probably won’t have parts till next week nights

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                in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #502306
                The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                  Okay .
                  I got the valve lash set to in for.006 ex.008
                  Car runs much smoother and drives nicer.all the intake had to be adjusted from.003
                  Some exhausts were a bit tight.

                  So I went for a spin and the rattle easy still there so I went for to start the timing belt and met a some trouble
                  .
                  I’m waiting for a new bolt from Honda and an oil pump seal as its leaking.

                  So not finished yet and probably won’t have parts till next week nights

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                  in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #503488
                  The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                    I’m gonna set up the belt again and check the tensioner and do the valve lash too.
                    Hope my fabricated tool works

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                    in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #501751
                    The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                      I’m gonna set up the belt again and check the tensioner and do the valve lash too.
                      Hope my fabricated tool works

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                      in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #501724
                      The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                        Ok I’m gonna take it apart again and redo the belt .
                        Ill post results again thanks lads

                        in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #503462
                        The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                          Ok I’m gonna take it apart again and redo the belt .
                          Ill post results again thanks lads

                          in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #501487
                          The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                            Thanks for the replies.
                            Its a Honda tensioner with a threaded bar inside the casing with a spring and oil in it.

                            Would a loose belt cause the distributor to rattle?

                            in reply to: Engine rattle accord 99 f20b with sound clip #503211
                            The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                              Thanks for the replies.
                              Its a Honda tensioner with a threaded bar inside the casing with a spring and oil in it.

                              Would a loose belt cause the distributor to rattle?

                              in reply to: MPG/Mileage gone to the dogs…but why #501265
                              The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                                Hi there.
                                I’ve found with oversized exhaust you tend to burn fuel a lot faster.
                                Is your ac stuck on?
                                Do your engine timing marks line up?
                                Just a few shots in the dark.

                                Also id physically check the front brakes for dragging,if they were both dragging they’d have the samectemperature

                                in reply to: MPG/Mileage gone to the dogs…but why #502973
                                The LeprechaunThe Leprechaun
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                                  Hi there.
                                  I’ve found with oversized exhaust you tend to burn fuel a lot faster.
                                  Is your ac stuck on?
                                  Do your engine timing marks line up?
                                  Just a few shots in the dark.

                                  Also id physically check the front brakes for dragging,if they were both dragging they’d have the samectemperature

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