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Old 07-01-2002, 08:21 AM
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Hi guys & girls,

as many have noticed in the 'Under the Hood' forum there's a recall going on in Europe.

Today I had to take my car to the dealer. As promised here are the photographs of the parts they're going to swicth.


This is a photo of the bag which holds the new oilbolts, the partnumbers are easy to spot.



This is a photo of one bolt itself, it has 4 holes on the side, where the original ones have only 2 holes.



This is a photo of the new bolt and the box of the new sparkplug. Apparently they changed the springs underneath the sparkplugs.

Greetings,
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Very good! I wonder where the oil jet bolts go?
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Ronald, thanks very much for the original and updated info.
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I wonder where that bolt goes too.
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To be clear I think there are 4 of the same bolts which need replacing. They're for better lubrication of the engine. Cylinder 4 problems are probably related.
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How long did the dealer say that the repair would take?
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Honda Netherlands reemburses the dealer for 5 hours of work. They have to remove the oilpan.
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Do you know if the replacement is very intrusive? Does it look like something that the dealers will be able to do without screwing something else up?
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Hi my mechanic said it was quite a job, a lot of the engine has to be taken apart. 5 hrs is quite a long time! So I'd say it's quite intrusive.
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Are these parts available in the US? I have a spare motor I'm going to go through and I'd install the parts if they are available.


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