vtec solenoid
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Easy to get to. You just need allen keys and a socket.
See here from my SC install:

Best to remove 3 bolts on the heatshield and tilt it upwards, that allows you to get onto the 2 allen bolts. You need an allen key with a head on it that allows you to unbolt at an angle, or you will be there all day
Unclip the sensors from the VTEC assembly.

VTEC assemblt removed, you can see the rubber O ring which seals up against the SC support bracket. Underneath the support bracket is the oil pressure sensor, which is threaded into the block. Removed with a 15/16 socket.
Easy to get to. You just need allen keys and a socket.
See here from my SC install:
Best to remove 3 bolts on the heatshield and tilt it upwards, that allows you to get onto the 2 allen bolts. You need an allen key with a head on it that allows you to unbolt at an angle, or you will be there all day
Unclip the sensors from the VTEC assembly.VTEC assemblt removed, you can see the rubber O ring which seals up against the SC support bracket. Underneath the support bracket is the oil pressure sensor, which is threaded into the block. Removed with a 15/16 socket.
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Got to protect my nice hands 
Not really worht iy, unless you have a VTEC problem.
If you are looking in at the engine bay standing at the front bumper, its the front left corner of the engine.
Got to protect my nice hands 
Not really worht iy, unless you have a VTEC problem.
If you are looking in at the engine bay standing at the front bumper, its the front left corner of the engine.
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