Check engine lights #72 &74
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RE: Check engine lights #72 &74
ORIGINAL: PAhonda
Somebody can correct me if I am wrong on this one, because the DX/LX valve cover is different from the EX.
Describing the direction to install the seals can be confusing, so I copied a pic below of those gaskets.
Shouldn't the side that is facing UP (the sealed end) in the pic be facing the inside of the valve cover?
[IMG]local://upfiles/5767/7A96D8701262489BACD6ADC1CA878D8B.jpg[/IMG]
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I didnt think about the using the vaccum to clean out the holes. But thank you for all the advice!...Yes I replaced the upper seals with the open end towards the inside of the valve cover.
I didnt think about the using the vaccum to clean out the holes. But thank you for all the advice!...Yes I replaced the upper seals with the open end towards the inside of the valve cover.
Describing the direction to install the seals can be confusing, so I copied a pic below of those gaskets.
Shouldn't the side that is facing UP (the sealed end) in the pic be facing the inside of the valve cover?
[IMG]local://upfiles/5767/7A96D8701262489BACD6ADC1CA878D8B.jpg[/IMG]
Ok, now the new spark plugs and spark plug wires just came in today, I install those and the car started up really nice compared to last nites fiasco. But the idle is a little too low and the acceleration is a little hesitant.....is that my timing now?
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RE: Check engine lights #72 &74
The pic is small, but the drawing in the shop manual is terrible.
I attached it below.
I remember reading that someone had installed the seals upsidedown, and that created the oil leak you described.
Your seals are different than my EX, so I wasn't sure how they go in there.
[IMG]local://upfiles/5767/B9CFE52591A54FF9BEEDDF4D41D6BFD2.gif[/IMG]
I attached it below.
I remember reading that someone had installed the seals upsidedown, and that created the oil leak you described.
Your seals are different than my EX, so I wasn't sure how they go in there.
[IMG]local://upfiles/5767/B9CFE52591A54FF9BEEDDF4D41D6BFD2.gif[/IMG]
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RE: Check engine lights #72 &74
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The pic is small, but the drawing in the shop manual is terrible.
I attached it below.
I remember reading that someone had installed the seals upsidedown, and that created the oil leak you described.
Your seals are different than my EX, so I wasn't sure how they go in there.
[IMG]local://upfiles/5767/B9CFE52591A54FF9BEEDDF4D41D6BFD2.gif[/IMG]
The pic is small, but the drawing in the shop manual is terrible.
I attached it below.
I remember reading that someone had installed the seals upsidedown, and that created the oil leak you described.
Your seals are different than my EX, so I wasn't sure how they go in there.
[IMG]local://upfiles/5767/B9CFE52591A54FF9BEEDDF4D41D6BFD2.gif[/IMG]
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RE: Check engine lights #72 &74
I have an Accord 2004 with 33K miles. I have the malfunction light come in twice. the first time the Honda dealer replace the gas cap and this did the trick.Second time I went right ahead and replace the cap myslef, but the lights is still here...any sugestions?
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RE: Check engine lights #72 &74
do not waste any money replacing unneeded parts.it could be a # of different reason why the lite comes on .....need to diagnose .. but car is still under warranty, take it to dealer, they should fix it free of charge
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