B20/B18 Non Vtec Cylinder Head Install DIY How To | Valve Adjustment, Set Cam Timing, Torque Specs

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  • @notone4029
    @notone4029 7 лет назад +106

    the most in depth and thorough video for Honda head gasket and top end seals on you tube! This video is the epitome of a chiltons manual in video format.👍🏻

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад +1

      Damn man, such an awesome comment and love to hear it!! Really appreciate it!!

  • @dylanhenao3920
    @dylanhenao3920 4 года назад +15

    The fact that you give us torque specs good man 👍🏼 very detailed video helps a lot with my build

  • @CMP_Offroad
    @CMP_Offroad 3 года назад +19

    Both this video and the removal video are probably one of the best DIY in depth videos I’ve ever seen man !! You did an amazing job man all the work and time you put in to help so many people ! Awesome job man !!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  3 года назад

      Thank you very much!

    • @LazyDayz916
      @LazyDayz916 2 года назад

      Got the link for the removal?

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/IUorWvzMU4E/видео.html

    • @javeedstoute9000
      @javeedstoute9000 Год назад

      is there n waiting time between torque specs?
      @@GarageBuiltHondas saw another video with a dude waiting 15 mins and an hour beetween torques respectively

  • @montanojesse27
    @montanojesse27 7 лет назад +23

    Amazing! I'm getting a b20 soon for my 96 hatch and your channel literally teaches me how to rebuild one all in one shot! Thank you and keep up these helpful vids!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад +1

      Right on dude, that's gonna be awesome!!

    • @wesleysimmons1076
      @wesleysimmons1076 7 лет назад +2

      montanojesse27 yeah your right much better instructions. I like other sites like HSG but they have to much playing around and no action in my opinion Jon widmer is way to underrated

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      Wesley Simmons much appreciated man, thank you so much!!

    • @montanojesse27
      @montanojesse27 7 лет назад +2

      Wesley Simmons my thoughts exactly HSG gets to it but not as specifically and professionally as Jon does

  • @screwdajuice
    @screwdajuice 3 года назад +6

    >First frame with all the parts on the table
    >Smashed like

  • @pgmurray76
    @pgmurray76 5 лет назад +4

    I think I liked this already - at least it was the vid that made me subscribe. Non-VTEC B-18 or B-20 head and a cam is always the easiest and most stout way to turbo a honda. (This or a K20 or K24!)

  • @unliv3d
    @unliv3d 6 лет назад +5

    I was worried about mixing up the rocker arms but it's good to know that it's not the end of the world lol.

  • @gurugreg1211
    @gurugreg1211 5 лет назад +4

    Just seeing this video. I know its a few years old. But for you or anyone else who may not know. When you're doing the valve adjustment sometimes the screw will be tight against the locknut and would rotate with the lock nut when you tighten it which would alter the clearance. I always used that special valve adjustment tool to hold the adjustment in place while tightening the locknut. The tool is a combination of a flathead tip and a 12mm socket into one handle. You probably wouldnt have that proplem since you had it acid washed. But this tip might be useful for anyone who is doing a valve adjustment on a engine in which the head was not removed or cleaned. Great video!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  5 лет назад +2

      Excellent advice and added input! I always double check but I have seen that happen before too when I was first learning how to adjust the valves.

  • @marcorrre
    @marcorrre 4 года назад +6

    23:21 valve adjustment

  • @zooblek92
    @zooblek92 6 месяцев назад +1

    Very thorough, well put instruictional video. Thanks man.

  • @srarcade
    @srarcade 7 лет назад +4

    awesome video! can't emphasize enough to be extra careful with those woodruff keys. I dropped one, fell down under the belt below the water pump. took a magnet to find it.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      That's scary stuff, it could wreck havoc getting stuck there!

  • @VictorReyes-iv2du
    @VictorReyes-iv2du Год назад +1

    What’s the difference between doing it on a vtech and non vtech .? I’m getting ready to do my b18c1 but I can’t seem to find someone on here.. your video is awesome on explaining every step.!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  Год назад

      It's the same process but the camshaft holders look different. It's pretty easy to remove those also.

  • @natas915
    @natas915 4 года назад +4

    I know the video is 3 years old and all but I wanted to say thank you for this, I'm about to rebuild a A1 and was apprehensive about it till I saw this, I can only hope it goes as smoothly for me as it did for you. Would it be possible for me to shoot ya some questions on IG? Kudos on the video and work either way.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад +1

      Sure. Here works too. I don't have my notifications turned on in IG.

  • @jimhiscott2918
    @jimhiscott2918 10 месяцев назад +1

    This is when I warn folks after having a head freshly resurfaced. Don't scratch it, touch it with bare skim, dont so much as bump it. That is your sealing surface and it's critical. I know GHB agrees. That's why he's wearing gloves👍

  • @busch2174
    @busch2174 Год назад +1

    if i need new piston rings, even if i do it myself, is it even worth spending all the time and effort to replace them? or is it a better idea to just do a swap?

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  Год назад

      If doing rings, might as well do a full rebuild. It's is more labor but beneficial in the long run. A swap is quicker and faster but more engines have a lot of miles on them now.

  • @lemursavage3764
    @lemursavage3764 6 месяцев назад +1

    Your video is a bible to the b18b1

  • @zrulz
    @zrulz 5 лет назад +4

    Excellent job on the video and explanations. Top Notch!!

  • @TM-hk3ic
    @TM-hk3ic Год назад +2

    Finally a good video on you tube! Very informative. Excellent job! Thank you!

  • @seaverlopez3932
    @seaverlopez3932 Год назад +1

    I install the headstuds after the head is seated on the pins I got a d series head stuck on the studs one time and I had to cut the stud was no fun

  • @codygrant889
    @codygrant889 7 лет назад +2

    I found that using shop towels can be really effective to clean the bolt holes. i roll them up one square per hole and shove them down the hole, they are really absorbent then I go in with a qtip to get the extras but its pretty helpful.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад +2

      I'll have to try that next time, sounds super helpful! Thanks for the tip!

  • @franklopez1574
    @franklopez1574 Год назад +2

    Haha oldie but goodie. Thanks for sharing this! I'm getting ready to put together my 18b1 soon.

  • @mattj.99
    @mattj.99 5 лет назад +3

    Your a god. Loved it time to go put my b18 back together.

  • @GPMAX01
    @GPMAX01 6 лет назад +4

    This was a flat out excellent video, camera work and how to. Exceptionally well done.

  • @mbrown2724
    @mbrown2724 6 лет назад +2

    could you possibly make a list of all the tools needed for this job?

  • @canuckbucks
    @canuckbucks 6 лет назад +2

    That acid dip has cleaned up the head so well... it almost scares me. But, a seperated head and valvetrain in a ziplock is enough to terrify me. Still, that head is stunningly clean. Thank you for the clarity, attention to detail and professional shot scheduling. I suspect you storyboard everything... from dowel pin insertion scenes to valvetrain to hose clamp installation, and it's really helpful. Indeed there's a good cadecne here that's actually very engaging. I'm very happy to have a new project at the moment and would greatly benefit from your knowlege. I'm 44 and way past dick measuring via trap speeds etc, and have some plans that seek to develop the car as a whole, maintain its factory appearance at least to the unobsessed, and ultimately create a very special restomod Honda that seeks to arrive at what Honda-san might have come up with had an evolutionaty path much like the 911 been maintained. -Had certain refulatory regimes (which were important I realize)
    I'm talking the full AEM 506 infinity stand alone e. management to include all new fuel pressure, map, maf, temps, timing sensors monitoring, and the means to adapt the data, and respond in realtime.
    This includes a COP conversion in order to start leveraging this data flow, finding small power via new efficiencies, and the ability to switch to a different fuel type with a simple button push. This means e85 and race gass tunes will be ready when called on, but best of all I'd like to sneak a Holley nitrous kit underhood, ready to go, but making sure to comafauge the hardware well. I mean to hav a semi-tuck done and to be careful to hide the new electronics and custom looms so as to give the illusion of a stock GSR to most people.In support of these luxories will be a full rebuild, top and bottom, with the usual seals and bearing in place. However, I'm game for forged rods, hi comp pistons, new upgraded valvetrain incl vlves, seats, springs w/titainium retainers and motion loss springs instead of hydro rockers, and of course some streetable but
    noticable cams taking me to 9k rpm. More power isn't the point, control and efficiency are, but will bring some ponies provided the right breathing support. Its not a racecar, wont see the track, nor do I play the stoplight grand prix. I want a head that makes your eyes water with its flow numbers, and your soul catch fire while Vtec hammers away like a 200hp sewing machine. I'd consider boring out just enough to increase the 87 mm bore just past the 87.1-something stroke just to be able to say the engine oversquare, but only if it makes sense and re-sleeving not req'd. We may get in there and need to take some material away, you never know with a new car. Decked would be awesoome but can be pricey an we're already on a massive spree before I start asking whether used ohlines DC2 coilovers could run on my DB2. My car is bone stock so I need full bushings replacement, front and rear springs/struts, some street quality arms, whatever chassis strengthening is possible include seam welding and a web of bars . But we'll see. Since I'm looking for an office to rent for my trading business I just might look for a teeny single lift bay shop space with an office and washroom and renovate into the ultimate man-cave with a big screen, racing simulator, some couches and a bunk bed in the office portion. Then mechanics could come to me and I'd let all the young guys hang out to fix their whips, check where the head is at, an create a safe place for learning, esp. for me! Have I mentioned my car has factory leather? First I've seen. Anyway a fuill reupholstery is needed and then might as well o the whole carpet too, With factory leather it oes free me to get funky with my new seat designs maybe using new Type R red leather or dark blue suede - maybe the yellow? Or I could buy type R seats and just have my rears done. Much as I prefer the type R seats, refinishng my own would leave more room for creativity and individuality, unless I bought type r seats and custom upholstered them. Lastly, although I'm presently refinisng the factory wheels, I want to pick up some Mugen NR-10s - would getting them custom widened be heresay, profane or just douchy? I've got my heart set on those and yo match I'm wondering of the circa 1992 mugen crx tear drop exhaust could be fiddled to fit my car or at least the muffler - it is so damn cool looking, I have to admit. Well, that's the picture at the moment but really I'm still new at this even though a had my first db2 from 2000-2005 - I didnt get in deep because I had zilch disposable income back then. Now I'm reunited with my Elenore and I could decide college is for losers and drain my kid's education savings. Fact: this car was first registered by the original and only owner 20 years to the day after my birthday.I'm 44 so this summer it'll turn 2 when I turn 45 - which also means I can get a classics plate for it if I wait until July which is the plan. A classics plate! It's official I'm middle aged and having my first middle age crisis. It's only cost me 2k so far but if you read above you saw that I'm comitting another 20k overthe next two years even though (actually BECAUSE) I'll never get any of it back. This is personal. I love that car when I had the forst one in 2000 and selling in 2006 was extremely hard to swallow. Anyway, I'm up for whatever feedback anyone has, I'm not an experienced Honda or any other kind of mechanic but I stumble through anything but engine internals. But fact is that I have a Nuerological diusease and have been ill for 5-6 years now without let-up so I spent most of my energy and time making money from trading the financial markets everyday, online business's etc, to support my family. - and need good, honest and professional mechanics who are good people with families and then I happily pay them top dollar. I'm in Victoria BC, Canada - though working on the strengh o move

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  6 лет назад

      Man, you are just like me! I'm an older fart who is still into this! It's not a middle age crisis, more like a coming of age! 😀

  • @TurnerLam-l4w
    @TurnerLam-l4w 28 дней назад

    wow. I have a 1994 Integra with a B20B that has a blown head gasket and every video I've watched has left me feeling like something was missing. I was nervous about timing, nervous about the valves and the cams, but now I feel like I'm ready to tackle this. What an awesome video.

  • @SirCharlie1723
    @SirCharlie1723 2 года назад +2

    This video and your removal video are excellent, very detailed! Except for one thing - how THE HELL did you access the bottom 3 or 4 nuts and bolts on the intake manifold?! I had to put it back on before I out the head on, otherwise I wouldn't have had access to those few. It was easily the worst part of this job by a mile 💀

  • @tommyfacekicker
    @tommyfacekicker 6 лет назад +1

    I'm new to your channel so I'm curious if your ride is tuned and how much hp does it put out? I haven't seen a ef that I liked but yours is pretty nice.

  • @Liam-B
    @Liam-B 7 лет назад +1

    I learned a lot. Thanks for the great quality vid! Hoping to buy a 1989 CRX for my first car!
    I do own a Mazda B3000, but I basically just gave $600 for the thing. Honda, here I come.

  • @joemalone3099
    @joemalone3099 Год назад +1

    👍👍👍 video

  • @robomania6164
    @robomania6164 6 лет назад +2

    This gives me the courage to pull my b18 apart and putting it back together without worrying lol your videos are very informative 👍

  • @elbbqsr1450
    @elbbqsr1450 2 года назад +2

    subscribed im about to do a full tear down of my b20 this is extremely in depth thank you

  • @joelamadoocampo9701
    @joelamadoocampo9701 6 лет назад +2

    I just watch your two videos on removing, replacing the cylinder head and there are well done and I'm ready to do my head gasket and valves seals. Also I wanted to know how much did you spend on the machine shop for all the work they did on your cylinder head.

  • @LuisPerez-py4zn
    @LuisPerez-py4zn 3 года назад +1

    Hey I know this might be a old question but is there a way you can include a link to all the pieces you used. Thank you it help alot with my b18 build

  • @jacobparra6659
    @jacobparra6659 2 года назад +2

    Nice👍 your an expert! I'm glad to learn from one of the best good job man

  • @maka4374
    @maka4374 7 лет назад +2

    Nice video. Very informative! Question..where did you get the sparkplug cover?

  • @VtecFrimzy
    @VtecFrimzy Год назад +1

    Is really going to help me to put my head together 🤙🏼

  • @skyscraper37
    @skyscraper37 6 лет назад +2

    Good tips for those cam seals...getting ready to do timing belt and water pump valve adjust on my 97 crv

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  6 лет назад

      Nice, I need to do the same! Been driving an 01 CRV for 6 months and meaning to get some work done!

  • @2savagebrothers496
    @2savagebrothers496 5 лет назад +2

    Man great video I wish you lived in Virginia...a lot of the guys out here are ass holes an want a arm an leg to help you work on your ride

  • @edgarchuc3941
    @edgarchuc3941 8 месяцев назад

    Buen video
    Yo kiero armar mi motor con b20z2 y con cabeza b18b1 no vitec
    Que mas camvio requiere una pregunta soy de guatemala

  • @rajviruppal6366
    @rajviruppal6366 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hand down best video, more detail in this video than another 2024

  • @eduardomalaquias297
    @eduardomalaquias297 Год назад +2

    Man I actually watched every second of this video!

  • @owenrussel3306
    @owenrussel3306 13 дней назад

    How were u able to loosen and tighten the tensioner without removing the crank pulley?

  • @MeUseKnives
    @MeUseKnives 7 лет назад +3

    Thank you ! You helped me soo soo much thanks brooo !!!

  • @mrmac5795
    @mrmac5795 5 лет назад +2

    Between part 1 and part your gunna be love saver this weekend got my bro comin to town we gunna do full engine haul over and yeah vary grateful and thankful for you and your knowledge.

  • @tommyfacekicker
    @tommyfacekicker 6 лет назад +1

    Will the valve lash specs change when you tq the locknuts down?

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  6 лет назад

      I like to recheck them after I do, then readjust if needed until correct.

  • @zachcox7170
    @zachcox7170 5 лет назад +2

    Beautiful video. Not many people post such thorough videos

  • @robertvillarino4280
    @robertvillarino4280 Год назад +1

    Nice clean video,informative. Thx

  • @JackSpellerberg
    @JackSpellerberg 4 года назад +1

    I recently came across your channel. I just bought a 2000 crv with no compression in cylinder 4. I need to remove the head to see what's going on.
    I've never attempted something like this before but your removal/install videos give me confidence!
    Thank you for making them.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад

      You're welcome! You can watch this video first if you need help removing the accessory components (power steering and AC belts and parts). ruclips.net/video/auKaiOKNOP0/видео.html

  • @danaminaie7897
    @danaminaie7897 8 месяцев назад

    thanks mlyn. although i dont have a honda yet but it was totally useful👌❤‍🔥

  • @michaelmilton8925
    @michaelmilton8925 2 года назад +1

    Nice video. I've done this alot. Rehabbing f22a1. Real success involves rebuilding whole engine. Rings/cylinders . replace crank/rod bearings an seals. Love my engine hoist/an stand.

  • @LazyDayz916
    @LazyDayz916 2 года назад +1

    Now this will be the same for an integra b18 yes? I'm getting some smoke from my muffler. This seems like a big job for someone who doesn't work on cars ugh 😑

  • @johnnguyen-xt9nd
    @johnnguyen-xt9nd 8 месяцев назад

    How do you calculate torque wrench when used with extension?

  • @overlandtate2426
    @overlandtate2426 8 месяцев назад +1

    Exactly what I needed. Thank you so much.

  • @wilhernandez304
    @wilhernandez304 5 лет назад +1

    Dyam video got me felling good about my LS I blew the distributor . I disconnected it cause in the CA you'll get Got quick , any way I woke in a hurry and keep trying to start it and boom it made a loud pop . I plugged it back in and started right up but then like couple days later we pulled a spark plus to see how it ran and it died on me . Everyone said it was flooded but car sat for two years and now I'm rebuild it . Hell yeah !

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  5 лет назад

      Nice man, let's get it done! It looks harder than it is!

  • @dailydrivendiecast
    @dailydrivendiecast 5 лет назад +1

    So you start the valve adjustment at tdc? And 1st quarter turn is cylinder 3, then 4 then2?

  • @zaakirwilliams9402
    @zaakirwilliams9402 4 месяца назад +1

    thanks again

  • @Mikewitthecoupe
    @Mikewitthecoupe 2 года назад +1

    I have a ls built on boost and I didn’t want to pay a shop to install my head with ARPs checked this video out and did it my own she crank first start amazing video literally 🔥🔥

  • @johnnguyen-xt9nd
    @johnnguyen-xt9nd 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thankyou. I need this video to do my valve seals. Your video is the most thorough

  • @JJ_Geek
    @JJ_Geek 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks a lot man I learned a few things off this video.. definitely hit that subscribe

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  5 лет назад

      Thanks Gerardo, hope you enjoy the future content also!

  • @rustezzz5785
    @rustezzz5785 5 лет назад +1

    Hi , when removing the gasket is it necassary to re surface the head ?? , i really dont have a shop so its a bit harder to go and about

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  5 лет назад

      It's a really good idea to do it because it'll make sure it's completely level. If not you might have areas where the head gasket may go prematurely.

  • @kevisa1878
    @kevisa1878 7 лет назад +1

    Great how too. It would also a good idea to replace the pistons rings before the reassembling of the head.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      It would! But that would require pulling the pan then getting the pistons out. It's a lot more work than doing just the head gasket. If needed I would have did that as well, but I don't have any issues with leaky/burning oil/smoking rings.... yet. Lol

  • @thefrankydshow
    @thefrankydshow 6 лет назад +2

    Great info man. Keep up the great work

  • @pepsibottleq
    @pepsibottleq 7 лет назад +2

    Thank you for helping me resurrect a four wheel steer Prelude :)

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      Always good to hear I helped keep another car on the road!!

  • @enzoboy223
    @enzoboy223 Год назад

    Idk how to read those torque settings ?

  • @victorjuarez6384
    @victorjuarez6384 5 лет назад +1

    Man watching this gave me hope to get my integra back up had some one work on it didn't finish the job watchin you do it and explaining it i can try n do it thanks!

  • @johnybigbravo
    @johnybigbravo Год назад +1

    Thank you man.Your videos are great!

  • @darebritt4798
    @darebritt4798 5 лет назад +1

    the most in video for Honda head gasket and top end seals and timing. just one question once you put the valve cover on did you set it back to TDC to start car or is it ok not tdc

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  5 лет назад +1

      It's ok. Timing is already set. It's kind of like when you turn off your car and it stops rotating wherever. It's safe to start it again because it's properly timed now.

  • @depressheartmusic1575
    @depressheartmusic1575 Год назад +1

    Damn good video ❤

  • @victor440_
    @victor440_ 4 года назад +1

    Awesome video thanks

  • @95TurboSol
    @95TurboSol 4 года назад

    What do you think about the method of rebuilding the bottom end with it still in the car? I've seen it done before and looked pretty easy but didn't know how common it is. I often think about putting some aftermarket pistons and rods in my b18c so I can push the boost a bit higher.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад

      Why not. You can try it. Look up "Justin Sane" channel I believe he did it.

    • @95TurboSol
      @95TurboSol 4 года назад

      @@GarageBuiltHondas Cool, yeah I originally saw it done on an old honda engine build dvd I bought way back in the day, a guy named "the omniman" did it that way. Anyways, thanks I'll check out that channel.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад +1

      Good luck with your build! Let me know if you attempt/accomplish it.

  • @srarcade
    @srarcade 7 лет назад +1

    Hey, watched this again because I rebuilt my head and wanted to double check. When you set the valve clearance, I noticed the acura service manual had a torque specified on the adjustment nut. I used a beam wrench to set it, I think it was like 18 ft lb or something- did I understand that wrong or should hand tight be used?

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      srarcade 27:11 minute mark. all the locking nuts need to be at 18 ft lbs.

    • @srarcade
      @srarcade 7 лет назад

      thanks, was looking for that!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      srarcade Never a pest homie!! I love to try and help, but I'm glad it was something simple. My timing gun is a harbor freight also and has the same dial which moves itself too easily sometimes. I think I'm going to tape mine up next time I use it. lol

  • @ninjanix7288
    @ninjanix7288 3 месяца назад +1

    Best video so far. I’m doing this on my LS DB7 in 2 weeks. Thank u sir🙏🏻

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  3 месяца назад +1

      Good luck, hope it goes smoothly!

    • @ninjanix7288
      @ninjanix7288 3 месяца назад +1

      @@GarageBuiltHondas thanks man it’s spend thousands or feel your heart and do it your self 💕🔥🔥

    • @ninjanix7288
      @ninjanix7288 3 месяца назад

      Best 30+ minutes of my life💕 I start this on my LS DB7 matching#’s any day now. Parts keep coming in🙏🏻

  • @marcaromin5774
    @marcaromin5774 5 лет назад +5

    Absolutley awesome video!! I'm certain this video helped thousands of do it yourselfers rebuild their top ends! Well done sir!

  • @K20marc
    @K20marc 7 лет назад +1

    Gained so much knowledge from your video! Thank you

  • @timothywright9781
    @timothywright9781 Год назад

    One of my rocker arms broke and to put it in spec I have to adjust it way more than the others. I just ordered replacements so hopefully that’s the fix

  • @SCAMPL6
    @SCAMPL6 3 года назад +1

    Great explanation

  • @gokermitsewerside358
    @gokermitsewerside358 5 лет назад +1

    thanks to you i was able to remove my cylinder head with ease i will be following your video to re install after i get a resurface and replace my valve that cracked i appreciate the knowledge

  • @LonelyPlatinum
    @LonelyPlatinum 7 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the great video again john. I just re did my valve adjustment on my LS EF hatch ;-)

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      Awesome! I finished the video of the wing on my hatch, it'll be up soon!

  • @emicon7789
    @emicon7789 7 лет назад +1

    Man you the best! After watching any of your videos makes gets me all hyped and want to work on my db8. Then I remember I don't know how to take apart the differential or mess with the transmission hahaha!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад +1

      Lol, transmissions are easy to pull apart, but can be intimidating if you've never done one before. You'll probably need a bearing puller also if working on any of the gears/synchro/bearings on the gear stacks! Do it man, it'll be a good learning experience!

    • @emicon7789
      @emicon7789 7 лет назад

      Jon Widmer yeah man I want to tackle it down but living in a apartment kinda sucks. Yeah I almost bought another transmission just to not have the car apart for a while. Want to track the car so maybe I'll go lsd soon hopefully!

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад +1

      Agreed, the landlords can bet upset too, possibly fine you as well! Screw that!!

  • @jprince3
    @jprince3 4 года назад +1

    This is what I needed thank you so much!

  • @brandonjones5637
    @brandonjones5637 6 месяцев назад

    This video desrves more likes. The honda community appreciates the detailed video guy!

  • @cvAero
    @cvAero 3 года назад +1

    Thanks

  • @Denver1976Man
    @Denver1976Man 7 месяцев назад

    Nice Video. What was causing the miss? bad plug?

  • @thatonedrummerr
    @thatonedrummerr 7 лет назад

    Ya definitely sound like Ashton Kutcher, lol.

  • @javier90gonzalez87
    @javier90gonzalez87 7 лет назад +1

    good stuff man now time for that track lol you just got me thinking on rebuilding my engine this vids are really good and pretty well explain thanks keep up the good work dude

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      I can't wait!! Nothing wrong with a rebuild, it's a great way for a fresh start and restoring some lost power from a tired engine.

    • @javier90gonzalez87
      @javier90gonzalez87 7 лет назад

      Yup thanks man and thanks for getting back at me you are the only one that does witch is very nice

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  7 лет назад

      You're welcome, anytime!

  • @Gabriel83580
    @Gabriel83580 Год назад +1

    Clean,simple, well explained, job well done.

  • @tommyfacekicker
    @tommyfacekicker 6 лет назад +1

    It be awesome if someone would do a detailed vid like this for the evo

  • @cocoslover100
    @cocoslover100 3 года назад +1

    Thanks. Timing belt is too tight to put on camshaft rotors. How did you loosen it?

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  3 года назад

      Cam gear install?
      You need to loosen the tensioner to remove the belt.

    • @cocoslover100
      @cocoslover100 3 года назад

      @@GarageBuiltHondas 2000 CRV. May you walk me through please? Do I take off belt lower cover, push down the tensioner spring after loosen the adjustment bolt 180 degree? A mechanic is asking $250 to put belt back on rotors. I am a dummie on timing belt.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  3 года назад

      Follow my instructions in this video. That's exactly how I install one.

  • @KingOdin1028
    @KingOdin1028 Год назад

    Does this apply to the 88-89 prelude si b20a5 ? I know B series are all the same, except for the prelude b20a5. None are the parts are interchanged (plug&play). Same concept, so does all of this still apply to the b20a5?

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  Год назад

      It'll be the same concept all the way through. Same as VTEC B engines.

  • @goseth2865
    @goseth2865 5 лет назад +1

    very nice man

  • @andreagannon1383
    @andreagannon1383 5 лет назад

    Hey guys,looking for alittle direction here.Just picked up a 1998 cr-v with 170,000 on it,had a stumble at ilde and check engine light on with random misfire,cyl num 1 and 4 misfire and lean bank 1 codes.So I pulled the the plugs and it had oil in the wells.Started with oil change, new ngk plugs,replaced the valve cover gasket,and since the cover was off went ahead and did a valve adj. since it was a little loud.started it up engine was alot smoother and engine was quiet,Drove it for a hour or so and got the stumble back with 6 misfire codes , random misfire, cyl 1,2,3 ,4 and any cyl misfire,So pulled it back in the garage and did a dry comp.test,got cyl 1/170.cyl2/168cyl3/158cyl4/171. Only thing i noticed was that harness connecter for the dist is stuck and the plugs where bright white still and dry.Don't want to threw the parts bin at her

  • @shmoejoedesy9449
    @shmoejoedesy9449 4 года назад +1

    Gotta replace all my seals and stuff. Engine be leaking at 60,000 ugh but That's fine ill have it done and done right instead of going to a mechanic.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад

      Good luck man, it's not too hard!

    • @shmoejoedesy9449
      @shmoejoedesy9449 4 года назад

      This may be a dumb question, but what parts do i need to take the engine apart? Im putting a list of all parts i need. If not that's fine.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад +1

      You don't need any parts. Do you mean tools? Just a general set of metric sockets and wrenches from 10-19.

    • @shmoejoedesy9449
      @shmoejoedesy9449 4 года назад

      @@GarageBuiltHondas yep that's exactly what i meant haha. Thanks so much, you rock. First time taking an engine apart. Hope i can do it in 1 day.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  4 года назад

      Good luck, you should be able to!

  • @cocoslover100
    @cocoslover100 3 года назад

    Sorry for the opinion.Are you using .003 and .006 for valve adjustment? That's the minimum range though. I saw another youtuber 2000 crv is using 0.004 and 0.007. I read online that heat may get to head if not enough clearance. Intake should close minimum and exhaust close to middle.

    • @GarageBuiltHondas
      @GarageBuiltHondas  3 года назад

      I follow oem Honda specs. I don't read or listen to any other so called opinion.

  • @nathanridola8439
    @nathanridola8439 2 года назад

    At 28:58,what is that thing your connecting and what does it do? I picked up an integra with a b20 and that is missing

  • @syracheff
    @syracheff 3 года назад

    Кто соберал подобный гибрид b20b/b18c скинте ссылку

  • @kamotekonleche
    @kamotekonleche 6 лет назад

    You are chingon like Alcapone man,
    Thank you.
    Would you make a video on a 95 civic head and timing belt non vtec please?

  • @milkywey511
    @milkywey511 6 лет назад

    If I wanted to add 272 cams. Is there anything different in the Way you installed your OEM CAM..??

  • @moralesluis6649
    @moralesluis6649 2 года назад

    If i had a vteck head and now goin back to a b20 head wat do i need to change in my b18b1 block

  • @supersevenn
    @supersevenn 2 года назад

    wow, there are so many errors and "dont's" here i cant begin to list them all. The sad part is people will follow what you did here