You don't want to play "petro engineer" ;)
Mixing oils of different types/weights can upset the additive package...it is not a good idea. And, don't get me started on Lucas (or other additives)...snake oil is too kind a name for these products.
Check your Honda manual...if a 30W multigrade...
It "shouldn't", but "should" is right between "F" and "U" in the alphabet ;)
I always do it...call me anal. It doesn't cost anything and it balances the entire rotating assembly.
Shell Rotella T is a great oil...I use it in my diesel Excursion ;)
Well...since you live up north (considering how cold it gets), I would use the 0W-30. It's not the gas mileage so much, but how thick the oil is at start-up...if you look at the 40 deg viscosity's the 5W-40 is 38%...
18 ft/lbs
Take one of your old bolts and match to the threads on the new ones to confirm the same thread size.
They should not be hard to install...but, your crank is already in right? That will make it a lot harder.
Pauter rod weight is pretty consistent, but those weights (and pistons too) need to be factored in when balancing the crank. So does the dampner and the fly wheel/flex plate.
Set your timing at 10 deg BDTC...that should help with the mid throttle ping. Might need to back off the boost as well. Concerning emissions, did you have an EGR cooler on the back of the head?
What do you mean?
Depending on the diameter/width and the rubber you want to run, there should be no issues fitting these at all. Pretty sure that's what Bor meant ;)
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