Killer b oil pickup and baffle install
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Killer b oil pickup and baffle install
Does anyone know how to install these parts? I have both of them coming in next week and I'm trying to get them installed as soon as possible, but I have no experience installing these parts. Does anyone on here have any experience?
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They're drop in replacements for the OEM parts. You probably can find equal numbers of vanilla installs as well as Killer B specific; only dif in the later ought be the parts used. Good luck.
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I did this job. Pretty easy. Just follow the Killer B DIY on their website or Nasioc or IWSTI.
Some suggestions.
Get Hondabond gasket sealer. The setup time is good and it's easy to work with.
Clean the pan mating surface and remove all the OEM gasket sealer.
If you have a strut bar (I did) we had to remove it in order to get enough clearance to tilt the engine. The dogbone actually causes the engine to tilt back and not go straight up.
Oil the pan bolts when you reinstall them, the gasket material will cover all the holes and it's easier to thread straight with a little motor oil.
A small socket is your friend and for a few of the bolts a swivel socket is good.
Some suggestions.
Get Hondabond gasket sealer. The setup time is good and it's easy to work with.
Clean the pan mating surface and remove all the OEM gasket sealer.
If you have a strut bar (I did) we had to remove it in order to get enough clearance to tilt the engine. The dogbone actually causes the engine to tilt back and not go straight up.
Oil the pan bolts when you reinstall them, the gasket material will cover all the holes and it's easier to thread straight with a little motor oil.
A small socket is your friend and for a few of the bolts a swivel socket is good.
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