serversurfer
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lol Sorry, but it would seem that my nails are a rather poor indicator of my gender.
My bad. When I said 2-wire sensor, I actually meant 1-wire sensor. I need to correct that in my other post. The 1-wire sensor is for the D15b8 engine.RonJ: kinda off topic but do you know were to find either one or both of the manuals for the 94-01 LS/ and GSR integras, just curious as thoes are my most prbable swaps at the moment.
and also read in one of your other posts about the CX having a 2wire O2, mines a true 95 CX and i have a 1 wire O2 (deleted) any idea what that could be about?
I envy you. My wife's attitude is "I don't want to know how anything works or how to fix it, just keep my car running perfectly at all times".x10 on the girls with hondas driving/working on them, my wife wants a EX coupe to make a his and hers car. and she said she wants to be the one to do the work on it so i was thumbs up about it
My bad. When I said 2-wire sensor, I actually meant 1-wire sensor. I need to correct that in my other post. The 1-wire sensor is for the D15b8 engine.
You should be able to find those Integra manuals at both site 1 and 2 in my signature.
I envy you. My wife's attitude is "I don't want to know how anything works or how to fix it, just keep my car running perfectly at all times".
vive la différenceyeah my wife doesnt want a 5speed so when the time comes we will do a all OEM frechly rebuilt automatic GSR, and then a mild suspension so that it still rides good but isnt rocking the 4x4 status and then clean interior with an upgraded sterio.
lol Sorry, but it would seem that my nails are a rather poor indicator of my gender.
Show us with pictures where you see the oil leaking from, and we'll tell you the gaskets to replace to fix it. That's a higher priority than paint.The engine loses a lot of oil (somewhere)
I'm not really sure where it's coming from. The engine is basically covered in grease, as is most of the engine compartment. I plan on getting some degreaser when the weather is a little nicer and cleaning the entire engine compartment so I can start looking for leaks. The dude at Valvoline said it was coming out the "back" of the engine, and the other one said, "Yeah, it's probably a head gasket." Beats me. /shrugShow us with pictures where you see the oil leaking from, and we'll tell you the gaskets to replace to fix it. That's a higher priority than paint.