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faint ticking noise on the h22

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    faint ticking noise on the h22

    i could be just paranoid , but there is was this light ticking noise when you put your ear close to the valve cover (not too close ),

    i notice this noise after i had changed my fuel filter, i heard this when the engine was cold BTW

    is this sound normal or does it mean i need to adjust my valves , or is it ... bent valves.

    i can still drive the car normally and accelerate in a breeze

    let me remind you , the sound is fant and i can hear it when i am close to the valve cover across all four cylinders

    i do remember a while back like 4 mnts ago i had unusual low compression on cyl #2


    EDITc : you can still hear the noise even while the engine is hot


    Last edited by ibr_adam09; 04-18-2009, 09:34 PM.

    -1992 CB7 EX w/H22 [sold 10/09]
    -2005 Legacy GT limited [current]
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    #2
    May need a valve job bro....

    CB7Tuner Resident Gamer!
    PSN: JDMcb7TX

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      #3
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9s5jAYTdO4

      would i use this DIY for adjustmet ?

      -1992 CB7 EX w/H22 [sold 10/09]
      -2005 Legacy GT limited [current]

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        #4
        If you have never done it before take it to a shop and let them show you what to do as they are doing it.....

        Get it done the right way and learn how to do it the right way.... Just my opinion man...

        CB7Tuner Resident Gamer!
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          #5
          Originally posted by ibr_adam09 View Post
          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9s5jAYTdO4

          would i use this DIY for adjustmet ?
          if you have the Haynes Accord service manual, just use that (if you dont have it, you can pick it up for like $5 on ebay or amazon)
          it describes how to do it on the F22, the H22 is pretty much the same procedure

          EDIT: here is a link with the correct H22 valve clearances
          http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=618786
          Last edited by rexload; 04-19-2009, 11:55 AM.

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            #6
            ^^^ does anyone know what the tool looks like or where i can get it? I tried to start this with the fabbed tool used but i found it too hard to get the feel er gauge in while the socket was in place.

            There is a lot going on in there at once so if the "tool" helps i might just go and get it.

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              #7
              just bend the feeler gauge, it is tight in there but definitely doable without any special tools

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