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Old Apr 15, 2008, 06:34 PM
roland mahogany
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head gasket

I have a honda civic 1989 120,000 miles 3dr. 1.5 std



I blew the head gasket last summer and its been sitting all winter. the head gasket was replaced 30.000 miles ago but someone messed up.
I just now got the head resurfaced and oem bolts and gasket per the tsb $200!!

2 questions:
#1--
I am cleaning the old gasket material off the block
and inevitably some has fallen into the coolant jacket and oil passages
that surround the cylinder as well as some dirt - working outside.
- I haven't drained the coolant from the block yet or drained the oil.

how do I clean out oil and coolant passages in block????? also the coolant and oil that has
dripped into the head bolt passages which will throw off torque specs???

#2 --

manual recomends the removal of the oil control jet from between cylanders two and three and the replacement of its' o-ring
how do I do this????? is it necassarry?? what are the ramifications of this nozzle being clogged?? will oil no longer be able to lubricatge partular areas of the engine??
than you.

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Old Apr 16, 2008, 04:00 AM   #2  
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Was the vehicle sitting outside during the winter? Was it around snow or rain? If you had a blown head gasket that was exposed those type of elements, you may have bigger problems than just a head gasket. You may have had coolant in the cylinders which can start to corrode if you leave it sit too long without running it.
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