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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    and here it is!! ignore the end.. my friend thought it would be funny tho throw gloves at me haha.. but what would make the pistons move like that? just to know before i attack the bottom end

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    i dont think it would run much at all with the crank broken
    never heard of one of these motors breaking a crank there supposed to be pretty tuff

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Demon1024 View Post
    i dont think it would run much at all with the crank broken
    never heard of one of these motors breaking a crank there supposed to be pretty tuff
    she barely had enough power to make it up the driveway.. but she made a jackhammer look like a bitch haha
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    quick question... my friends 96 lude h22a has a chocking sensation when you push it to a quarter throttle... what can this be? does his car have the ECT sensor? if so will ours fit it? this has to be done with the quickness before he leaves today so please let me know.. thanks guys
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    re the 3g, that duz look like a broken crank to me.
    stick a big socket on the crank pulley bolt and see if just those 2 cylinders turn and not the other two
    re the lude, my h22a cd6 acord is a bit slow to respod to light throttle applications to but picks up better past about 2250-2500 rpm.
    think this is due to the vtec being 3 stage in these motors and they only run on tiny wee cam lobes at low revs

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Hauntd ca3 View Post
    re the 3g, that duz look like a broken crank to me.
    stick a big socket on the crank pulley bolt and see if just those 2 cylinders turn and not the other two
    re the lude, my h22a cd6 acord is a bit slow to respod to light throttle applications to but picks up better past about 2250-2500 rpm.
    think this is due to the vtec being 3 stage in these motors and they only run on tiny wee cam lobes at low revs
    RE:3g.... all 4 pistons crank but it seems like its still connected some how.. one of these days im going to attack the bottom end and rip everything out

    RE:lude.... what would you reccomend for the lude?
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    I'd say she broke. I recently saw a post on Preludepower where a guy had the same problem as you, engine still ran, but tons of noise. Turns out the crank had broken, but was still making contact enough between the two pieces to run.
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    idk what i'd do bout the lude.
    would try the usual fuel and airfilter and a set of sparkplugs and get the usual poor running suspects out the way first.and also check the leads for resistance.
    no more than 8k ohms per foot otherwise you start getting funny little misfires and a weaker spark
    if those fail check and se if its throwin any codes

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    i see.. well im almost done tearing apart the block.. i know its the crank
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    well everything checks out on the lude.. he just did a tune up on it and it still has a choking sensation.. feels like its running out of fuel.. no ecu codes or anything.. my last guess is a sensor of some sort
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    We need pics of the crank.
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    We need pics of the crank.
    well doc.. ill try to get them up asap.. my bros tired of seeing my 3g in the garage so he wants me to junk it..

    i hate to bend the forum rules but i have a week til i junk my 3g.. so im taking off all the good parts to sell.. name something and ill let it go dirt cheap.. i really want to make some money off of it before i let her go.. so if you guys want something please let me know.. everything is good except the block obviously.. heads good.. intake mani is good.. interior is good..
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by 1987AccordLx-i View Post
    well doc.. ill try to get them up asap.. my bros tired of seeing my 3g in the garage so he wants me to junk it..

    i hate to bend the forum rules but i have a week til i junk my 3g.. so im taking off all the good parts to sell.. name something and ill let it go dirt cheap.. i really want to make some money off of it before i let her go.. so if you guys want something please let me know.. everything is good except the block obviously.. heads good.. intake mani is good.. interior is good..
    shit if only u were closer id buy it i need another 3g and have a mint complete block and head sitting in my shed

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    i know theres something i want from a usdm car but i cant remember what. i'll probably remember what it is after you get rid of it

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by A18A View Post
    i know theres something i want from a usdm car but i cant remember what. i'll probably remember what it is after you get rid of it
    well as far as engine goes.. im keeping all parts that worked..
    trans, black box, header, intake mani, head, engine wiring, fuse box, throttle body, dizzy.. but interior wise.. thats staying til someone decides to pick something out

    Quote Originally Posted by Dark_Accord View Post
    shit if only u were closer id buy it i need another 3g and have a mint complete block and head sitting in my shed
    at this point im willing to let my 3g go for cheap.. so im pretty much lowering the price of the whole car to 100-200 bucks just because i dont want to junk her.. i want her to have a good home.. my 3g only had a left brake caliper problem where it would stick but that was repairable (no money) and it would pull to the left a little but other then that she was good to me

    EDIT: i have a spare A20A3 block in my garage.. not sure what it needs but you can have it
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by 1987AccordLx-i View Post
    well as far as engine goes.. im keeping all parts that worked..
    trans, black box, header, intake mani, head, engine wiring, fuse box, throttle body, dizzy.. but interior wise.. thats staying til someone decides to pick something out



    at this point im willing to let my 3g go for cheap.. so im pretty much lowering the price of the whole car to 100-200 bucks just because i dont want to junk her.. i want her to have a good home.. my 3g only had a left brake caliper problem where it would stick but that was repairable (no money) and it would pull to the left a little but other then that she was good to me

    EDIT: i have a spare A20A3 block in my garage.. not sure what it needs but you can have it
    damn i wish towing was not so damn much..

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Dark_Accord View Post
    damn i wish towing was not so damn much..
    yeah.. it would be a hell of a bill to get over there..
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    guys... turns out im not going to sell my 3g.. im getting money next month to rebuild my original a20 block.. so as of now im NOT selling my 3g.. so within the next few weeks i will be posting about the rebuild..

    to those who wanted my 3g.. sorry about this..

    blake you too man.. sorry it didnt work.. i really wanted to sell it to you
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by 1987AccordLx-i View Post
    guys... turns out im not going to sell my 3g.. im getting money next month to rebuild my original a20 block.. so as of now im NOT selling my 3g.. so within the next few weeks i will be posting about the rebuild..

    to those who wanted my 3g.. sorry about this..

    blake you too man.. sorry it didnt work.. i really wanted to sell it to you
    its cool im glad to see your keeping it and rebuilding it! should be fast with a fresh engine

    you doing just a stock rebuild or upgrading?

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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Dark_Accord View Post
    its cool im glad to see your keeping it and rebuilding it! should be fast with a fresh engine

    you doing just a stock rebuild or upgrading?
    im putting everyinternal stock but cleaned to the max..

    i know it will be faster then the a18 i had in it so im stoked for that
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Congrats man! We still want pics of the crank though.
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    Congrats man! We still want pics of the crank though.
    almost there doc.. idk if i can remove the crank while its still connected to the trans... is this possible w/o taking out the trans?.. if so then i can have it out soon after new years.. if not then ill have to wait til i get a hoist =/

    quick question... how often do you have to replace the rear main seal? the one on my original a20a3 never leaked on me and it seems to be in good shape.. should i still replace it?
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    Re: diy rod bearing change/ revised to a20a3 rebuild

    HERE IT IS DOC!! i know you've been waiting for this and i finally got it.. completely snapped the crank and chipped the #1 piston




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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Damn dude. That's proper! Nice work!
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    Re: diy rod bearing change

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    Damn dude. That's proper! Nice work!
    haha thanks.. now that ive rebuilt my a20a3.. i shouldnt have much problems.. now i can focus on the body.. but i just need to wire up the block and then i can turn the key and see if she goes or blows
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