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Old 06-13-2008, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by inaccord
maybe it was lifter and not valve ... either way, the knock started off quiet and has progressed into something that becomes irritating... I crank my stereo to drowned it out.
I have never heard of it getting that loud...

Originally Posted by inaccord
I have read other posts about seafoam... what is this and what is the purpose of using it?
its a desludgafier LOL, all I know is that it cleans the gunk out of the engines, its apparently very effective. might also want to look into auto-rx as thats what the legend people tend to agree works better than seafoam.


Originally Posted by inaccord
I have been researching the H22 swap and have quite a extensive data pile going, but the only hangup is... will it swap into the V-6 body as well as it does in the 4-cyl... according to some... one motor mount move is the only problem with being a swap for swap in the 4-cyl Accords... is this the same case for the 6-cyl?
well, you would have to move the front engine mount back, as well as swap in all the components since none will be compatible, a/c power steering water pump, etc. or you can find similar model in a junkyard (there is one off 249 that has 4 or 5 5g accords in it) and buy the entire front clip (fenders, bumper, hood, lights) and then everything will fit easier.

I think first and foremost you should give it a good auto-rx treatment, or if you can't find auto-rx, settle for seafoam, available at autozone for $15 I believe. there is a 1/3:1/3:1/3 application method, crankcase, pvc, and gas tank, just do a search. then when you do the oil change right after that, add the lucas and see if that helps. if not, THEN look into an engine swap. It'll be much better to spend $25-30 to attempt to fix the problem than to spend $1000+ for an engine swap.