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    Cb7 Maintenance question

    I love to baby my car and I have done the most basic of things, oil change, motor flushed, coolant flushed, tranny flushed, new valve cover gasket, plugs and wires.

    I was wondering what else I could do. I was thinking about the timing belt, anyone else's ideas?
    A jack of all trades.. An ace of none.

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    Fuel filter & Valve adjustment

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      #3
      EGR clean, EGR port clean, FIV Clean.


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        #4
        Cap and rotor

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          #5
          Don't forget an air cleaner as well, that can really boost fuel economy (especially combined with the other things you did. A fuel system cleaning can be quite beneficial too (can be done professionally at places like Firestone, Jiffy-Lube, etc.).

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            #6
            I realize you're referring to the drivetrain, but def. go over the body for rust, the car is nothing w/o a solid chassis

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              #7
              Originally posted by Cakeboy View Post
              Fuel filter & Valve adjustment
              I assume it's a inline filter?
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                #8
                Originally posted by ChrisRHDJPN View Post
                Don't forget an air cleaner as well, that can really boost fuel economy (especially combined with the other things you did. A fuel system cleaning can be quite beneficial too (can be done professionally at places like Firestone, Jiffy-Lube, etc.).
                I got a new air filter, I have also done a fuel injection cleaning service. A cleaning agent thru the PCV valve line and a intank. Thanks though.
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                  #9
                  this is the first thing I do to every Honda I buy...

                  o/f change
                  transmission flush
                  brake flush
                  coolant flush
                  air filter
                  fuel filter
                  pcv valve
                  spark plugs
                  cap & rotor
                  valve adjustment
                  timing belt & balancer belt
                  drive belts
                  waterpump
                  fuel system & top engine cleaning

                  and obviously any necessary repairs/services, i.e. brake pads, fluid leaks, broken parts etc.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Witzy View Post
                    I assume it's a inline filter?
                    it's mounted on the firewall below the black box.
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                      #11
                      seafoam before crankcase flush!
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                      Originally posted by wed3k
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                        #12
                        A valve adjustment can make a world of difference. And make sure you're timing is set correctly.
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                          #13
                          I would check all the ball joints on the car. I checked mine, and replaced it, mechanic told me the thing could have pop out anytime after a bump.

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