Getting Ready to do Major Service..Am I missing anything? - Honda Prelude Forum

usmcmarc · 07-26-2011, 11:03 PM

Getting Ready to replace the following items...am I missing anything major here?

Timing Belt (Bando)
Water Pump (OEM)
Power Steering Belt (Bando)
Balancer Belt (Bando)
Alternator / AC Drive Belt (Bando)

Cam Seals (OEM)
Crank Shaft Oil Seal (OEM)
Balance Shaft Seal (OEM)

Manual Tensioner Swap Kit (OEM)

Valve Adjustment
New Valve Cover
Valve Cover Gasket Set (OEM)
New Oil Cap & Gasket

High Tension Cord Cover
Plugs & Wires
Dist Cap & Rotor (OEM)

pIERCE · 07-27-2011, 10:46 AM

Front crank and balancer seal, along with the balancer o-ring seal(I'll try and get part #'s later).

minilogoguy18 · 07-27-2011, 09:41 PM

Why are you replacing the valve cover and oil cap?

Manual tensioner is only necessary if you plan on running aftermarket cams in the future.

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by minilogoguy18

Manual tensioner is only necessary if you plan on running aftermarket cams in the future.

Dony know if I'm going to run AM cams...but I got 140k on the car. So I might as well while I got it apart. Just in case

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Originally Posted by minilogoguy18

Why are you replacing the valve cover and oil cap

Because the valve cover is old and ugly, and I wanted one of those color coordinated caps.

pIERCE · 07-28-2011, 09:08 AM

What's wrong with the old valve cover, is it cracked or is the paint simply coming off?

Just paint it.... Or ship it to me.

minilogoguy18 · 07-28-2011, 09:16 AM

Hell yeah, if you wanna get rid of that valve cover I'd also take it off your hands, need one to weld AN fittings to for a PCV delete, looking for a fixer upper.

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 09:52 AM

Well, When I change it out..I'll take a few pics and ya'll can make me an offer.

bouckarooo · 07-28-2011, 12:37 PM

oil cooler oring, vtec solenoid screen and oring. Rear main seal, and front main seal.

and if you have an older transmissiont ehn it is alwasy good formt o repalce the transmission axel seals.

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bouckarooo

oil cooler oring, vtec solenoid screen and oring. Rear main seal, and front main seal.

and if you have an older transmissiont ehn it is alwasy good formt o repalce the transmission axel seals.

Can you give me the part #'s for the oil cooler o-ring, vtec selenoid screen and o-ring?

I cant find them on the honda parts website..they must call it something else

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pIERCE

Front crank and balancer seal, along with the balancer o-ring seal(I'll try and get part #'s later).

Any luck with those part #'s?

pIERCE · 07-28-2011, 06:11 PM

Darn it! I'm so sorry, forgot about that!

EDIT: Her ya go man, so sorry. 15114-PT0-003 - Honda GASKET B, OIL PUMP (ARAI)
15114-PT0-003

Vtec solenoid gasket/screen: 15825-P13-005
Oil cooler o-ring: 91316-PE7-730

I can't figure out the front and rear main seals.....and I just bought them 3 weeks ago.

I need to go right now, maybe later if bouk doesn't get to it.

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by pIERCE

Darn it! I'm so sorry, forgot about that!

EDIT: Her ya go man, so sorry. 15114-PT0-003 - Honda GASKET B, OIL PUMP (ARAI)
15114-PT0-003

Oil Pump Gasket? Is that what your referring to as the balancer o-ring seal? Or did you mean Balancer Shaft Seal?

you had said:

Quote:

Originally Posted by pIERCE

Front crank and balancer seal, along with the balancer o-ring seal(I'll try and get part #'s later).

Quote:

Originally Posted by pIERCE

I can't figure out the front and rear main seals.....and I just bought them 3 weeks ago.

I need to go right now, maybe later if bouk doesn't get to it.

I found the main seals:
Crank Shaft Oil Seal (Rear) 91214-PR4-A01
Crank Shaft Oil Seal (Front) 91212-PT0-003

What about the Oil Strainer & Gasket? That something that needs to be changed?

15220-P0A-C00
15221-P5K-004

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 07:38 PM

So here is the list:

Timing Belt 14400-P13-014
Water Pump 19200-P13-003 (Should Include 19222-P13-300 & 19223-P13-300)
Cam Seals (x2) 91213-PR3-004
Crank Shaft Oil Seal (Rear) 91214-PR4-A01
Crank Shaft Oil Seal (Front) 91212-PT0-003
Balance Shaft Seal 91233-PT0-003
Balance Shaft Seal Retainer Kit 06923-P0A-306
Oil cooler o-ring 91316-PE7-730
Valve Cover Gasket Set 12030-P13-000
VTEC selenoid Gasket/Screen 15825-P13-005
Dist Cap 30102-PT3-A12
Dist Rotor & Set Screw 30103-P08-003, 30135-P08-006
Power Steering Belt 56992-P13-003
Balancer Belt 13405-PT0-004
Alternator/AC Drive Belt 38920-P0F-J01

Manual Tensioner Swap Kit (OEM) Manual Tensioner Conversion Kit for H22A Series Engines :: Timing Belt Tensioner :: Belts :: Import Replacement Parts

Kronn 98SH · 07-28-2011, 09:19 PM

What's with the Bando belts?

For the full part # list, just do a search for Timing Belt and you'll find it. I can't remember if it's on here or on PreludePower.com.

usmcmarc · 07-28-2011, 09:51 PM

My buddy owns a shop. He uses bando belts. Says they are the same company that manufactures belts for Honda. Says he's never seen one pre-maturely fail in his 25 years in business. I take his word for face value. He isn't making a dime off me on parts, I see his cost. He can get me a bando timing belt for 40% less than the same belt from Honda and its the exact same belt.

pIERCE · 07-29-2011, 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by usmcmarc

Oil Pump Gasket? Is that what your referring to as the balancer o-ring seal? Or did you mean Balancer Shaft Seal?

That "o-ring" is the balancer o-ring seal.

See mine and minilogo's posts in this thread: 01 Prelude sh timing belt & water pump

I gave you the vtec screen/gasket(one thing) part number. It can be changed at your discretion.

usmcmarc · 08-11-2011, 01:42 PM

OK!! Got all the parts...

Going to run a full Seafoam treatment just before the job. (ie. Run thru Intake, Add to Oil and Fuel)

Should be completed by next Friday. My buddy owns a shop and we are gonna do the job together, he will do the hard/possibly dangerous stuff (ie. stuff that involves the timing, etc) I will do the easier miscellaneous stuff.

He's charging me $950..thats including all the OEM Honda parts & Labor including a Valve Adjustment

OEM Parts
Balance Shaft Belt 1345-PTO-004
Timing Belt 14400-P13-014
Camshaft Seals 91213-PR3-004
Water Pump 19200-P13-003
Crankshaft Oil Seal 91212-PT-003
Balance Shaft Oil Seal 91233-PT0-003
Oil Cooler O-Ring 91316-PE7-730
Auto Tensioner 14520-P13-013 (Yeah I know! But I'm never gonna use aftermarket cams)
VTEC Filter Assembly 15825-P13-005
Power Steering Belt 56992-P13-003
Compressor Belt 38920-P0F-J01
Dist Cap 30102-PT3-A12
Rotor 30103-P08-003
Rotor Screw 30135-P08-006
Valve Cover Gasket 12341-P13-000
Valve Cover Tube Seal Gaskets 12342-PT2-000
Balance Shaft Seal Retainer 06923-P0A-306
Honda Type 2 Coolant 0L999-9011

Parts I bought separately:

Pulstar Iridium Pulse Plugs (Sparkplugs.com gave me an awesome discount to try them out)
NGK Blue HE65 Plug Wires
New Blue Powder coated Valve Cover
New Blue Billet Aluminum Oil Cap
New Blue VTEC Solenoid Cover
New Blue BWR Radiator Hose Kit (4 Ply)
New Skunk2 Radiator Cap (Higher Pressure version)
Downstarinc.com Bolt Boys "Baby Spikes!" M6 Nuts (To replace the valve cover nuts)
Mobile 1 - M1-105 Oversize Oil Filter
Royal Purple Ice Coolant Additive
Mugen Pedal Set (Installed already

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usmcmarc · 08-16-2011, 06:16 PM

Just did 2 of the 3 part seafoam treatment (Intake & Fuel System)...Ran engine to operating temp, Slowly trickled 5 oz. thru the Brake Boost Vacuum line then shut down engine. 10 Min later started her up...Threw a CEL...Ran @ 2500 rpm till the thick white smoke thinned out and then took er out for a good solid ring out. Took it to VTEC a few times and ran till no more smoke was visible. Disconnected the battery for 10 min..hooked it back up and all is good!
Don't know what everyone elses experience is...but WOW! What a difference...smooth and easy pickup now...just all around better!

MadTown · 08-16-2011, 09:23 PM

My 2001 base is at 117k miles. I did the seafoam treatment and It didn't blow any smoke...

Did you check PCV valve?

usmcmarc · 08-16-2011, 09:33 PM

Why should I check my PCV valve? I said the seafoam worked great.

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