dlndjh

Can somebody tell me where this is or post the link? Did a search but couldn't find it and I know I've seen it somewhere. Thanks!

lilredlude

prelude power by jlude

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If you don't have access to search there, here it is: DIY: Official 5th Gen Timing Belt Job Procedure! (by JLUDE 03/11/08) - Honda Prelude Forum : Honda Prelude Forums

lilredlude

that's the one. pp is blocked at work, so i couldn't go look for it, haha.

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Here are the instructions for a 5th gen timing belt replacement from the Honda Service manual




















And a parts exploded view of the camshaft and timing belt



#11 is the balance belt

13405-PT0-004 BELT, BALANCER TIMING (UNITTA) $36.68

#17 is the timing belt

14400-P13-014 BELT, TIMING (155YU24 A-555) $60.28

#23 is the autotensioner (this is a SUPERSEDED part# which replaced the original one that was prone to failure)

14520-P13-013 ADJUSTER, AUTOMATIC $80.30 there also is a 'KIT' part#06144-P13-305 which includes the autotensioner and a timing belt)

#38 is the cam seal (if needed)

91213-PR3-004 OIL SEAL ( 29 X 43 X 8 )(ARAI) $5.55 each







#29 is balance shaft seal (if needed)

91233-PT0-003 OIL SEAL ( 27 X 40 X 8 ) (NOK) $5.58

#28 is crank seal (if needed)

91212-PAA-A01 OIL SEAL ( 40 X 52 X 7 ) (NOK) $6.71

#5 is an oil pump gasket/seal (if needed)

15114-PT0-003 GASKET B, OIL PUMP (ARAI) $3.67

#32 is the oil cooler o-ring (if needed)

91316-PT6-003 O-RING (62.4 X 3.1 ) $1.98

#7 is the oil filter base gasket SH only (if needed)

15205-P5P-000 GASKET, OIL FILTER BASE $3.93

#20 is the oil pressure switch (common for these to leak after many miles)

37240-PT0-014 SWITCH, OIL PRESSURE (TEC) $6.80



The water pump parts view



#1 water pump and includes the gasket #2

19200-P13-003 WATER PUMP (YAMADA) $70.85 (recommended when doing the timing belt because it's behind the belt)



The cylinder head parts view



#8 is the camseal for the flywheel side of the intake cam (if needed - a common H22 oil leak area) one is not needed for the exhaust cam because the distributor goes there and uses an o-ring (see farther down)

12513-P30-000RUBBER, CYLINDER HEAD SEAL $5.36

there is the DIY for installing it here

http://www.***********.com/showthrea...088#post261088

and rosko racing makes a billet aluminum one with 3 o-rings for $20

Cam Seals!! - Honda Prelude Forum : Honda Prelude Forums



#15 is the VTEC solenoid gasket and screen (not necessarily needed but can't hurt to clean and reinstall since they usually leak)

15825-P13-005 FILTER ASSY., SPOOL VALVE $13.92

DIY here

Vtec Solenoid screen gasket cleaning How To - Honda Prelude Forum : Honda Prelude Forums



You might as well do the distributor o-ring too #6 while you're in there because this is a another common oil leak for H22's





30110-PA1-732 O-RING (26.4X3.1) (TEC) $1.47



H22 valve cover



Since the valve cover has to be removed to do a t-belt job a new gasket is recommended

#1 is the complete gasket set - it includes the sparkplug tube seals and washer grommets

12030-P13-000 GASKET SET, HEAD COVER $41.39

and you might as well to a valve clearance adjustment too since the cover is off

DIY: H22A4 Valve Adjustment! by JLUDE - Honda Prelude Forum : Honda Prelude Forums

torque specs 8.7ft/lb tightening sequence is below



I also recommend replacing the belts too

A/C belt

38920-P0F-J02 BELT, COMPRESSOR (MITSUBOSHI) $19.72

P/S belt

56992-PDE-E01 BELT, POWER STEERING PUMP $14.98

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Thanks everybody!