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The torque on this Honda Odyssey head is 72.3lbs/ft. I got this off of Alldata online.
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1997 Honda civic ex cylinder head torque specs?
What is the head torque specs on a 1997 Honda CRV
Where is the oil sending unit on 1997 Honda odyssey?
The oil sending unit on a 1997 Honda Odyssey is directly above the oil filter. The oil filter is on the rear of the engine.
How do you change head gasket on 1997 Honda cbr 600f3 motorcycle?
To change the head gasket on the 1997 Honda CBR 600F3 motorcycle you will need the service manual.
Where is the stater on a 1997 Honda Odyssey?
behinder the pull starter
1997 Honda cr 125 jug torque spec?
the torque spec for a 1997 cr125 cylinder head is 20ft pounds of torque.
How do you remove back seat from 1997 Honda Odyssey?
To remove the back seat from a 1997 Honda Odyssey the seat locks need to be opened. When the clips are unlocked the seat will be able to be lifted up and removed from the vehicle.
How do you check fluid In 1997 Honda Odyssey?
art the Honda Odyssey, and move it to a level surface. ... Warm the vehicle to a normal operating temperature by allowing the engine to idle
Does the intake manifold gasket need to b torque on a f 150 1997?
Yes it does.
What is the torque when replacing the valve cover gasket on a 1997 Eagle Talon?
3 ft. lbs.
1997 Honda Odyssey timing belt or chain?
It has a timing belt that also runs the water pump.
What is the torque spec on the front disc brake caliper bolts 1997 Honda Accord?
The torque specification for the front disc brake caliper bolts on a 1997 Honda Accord is typically around 25-30 foot-pounds. It is crucial to follow manufacturer recommendations to ensure proper braking performance and safety. Using a torque wrench is highly recommended to achieve the correct torque value and prevent over-tightening or under-tightening the bolts.
1997 Honda civic ex oil leek vtech selenoid valve?
Its VTEC, not vtech. Remove it with the 3 10mm bolts that hold it in place. Install a new gasket from Honda. It costs ~$12. Install the VTEC solenoid back in place using only your wrist for torque, not your arm. Be careful as you make break the bolt.
