5th Gen Maintenance Questions
I have a '99 SH with a blown motor that I'm getting replaced. While I have the engine out of the car, I figure I'll have one shot at ultra-easy access to everything in engine bay, and I wanted to know what things you guys would check/change/replace while the engine was pulled. I basicaly want to perform most every maintenance task possible while it's nice and easy. The car and original engine have 80k miles and the new motor has 45k. Thanks everyone.
I have a '99 SH with a blown motor that I'm getting replaced. While I have the engine out of the car, I figure I'll have one shot at ultra-easy access to everything in engine bay, and I wanted to know what things you guys would check/change/replace while the engine was pulled. I basicaly want to perform most every maintenance task possible while it's nice and easy. The car and original engine have 80k miles and the new motor has 45k. Thanks everyone.
Should replace all these parts
-Rear main seal
-Front mail seal
-VTEC solenoid seal
-Rear cam seal
-Water pump
-Cap and rotor
-Valve adjustment
-Spark plugs
-Transmission seals
Probably don't need to do a T-belt job just yet since the new motor only has 45k miles, but if you do, you should swap the Auto tenisoner to a Manual tenisoner
-Rear main seal
-Front mail seal
-VTEC solenoid seal
-Rear cam seal
-Water pump
-Cap and rotor
-Valve adjustment
-Spark plugs
-Transmission seals
Probably don't need to do a T-belt job just yet since the new motor only has 45k miles, but if you do, you should swap the Auto tenisoner to a Manual tenisoner
Yeah, I remeber somebody telling me something about the rear mail seal being a pain normally. What about servicing anything with the brake system, clutch system, coolant system, SRS, ABS, trans, or the ATTS unit? I want the car's maintenance to be up to date across the board, cause after I'm done with this engine BS I don't want to have to mess with the car for quite a while....


