oil orifice 15b7 1994?
06-26-2005, 04:43 PM
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Re: oil orifice 15b7 1994?
Rocky wrote:
>
> I am replacing the head gasket 1994 1.5L civic lx - shop manual says clean
> oil orifice located near intake side of block when looking from above -
> how does this little part get removed? supposed to be an o-ring under it
> too.
>
If I remember correctly, the hole is threaded. Find a small metric screw
that easily threads into it and pull it out. Sorry, I don't remember the
exact thread pitch. You should also replace the o-ring before you put it
back into the block.
Eric
>
> I am replacing the head gasket 1994 1.5L civic lx - shop manual says clean
> oil orifice located near intake side of block when looking from above -
> how does this little part get removed? supposed to be an o-ring under it
> too.
>
If I remember correctly, the hole is threaded. Find a small metric screw
that easily threads into it and pull it out. Sorry, I don't remember the
exact thread pitch. You should also replace the o-ring before you put it
back into the block.
Eric
06-26-2005, 04:43 PM
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Re: oil orifice 15b7 1994?
Rocky wrote:
>
> I am replacing the head gasket 1994 1.5L civic lx - shop manual says clean
> oil orifice located near intake side of block when looking from above -
> how does this little part get removed? supposed to be an o-ring under it
> too.
>
If I remember correctly, the hole is threaded. Find a small metric screw
that easily threads into it and pull it out. Sorry, I don't remember the
exact thread pitch. You should also replace the o-ring before you put it
back into the block.
Eric
>
> I am replacing the head gasket 1994 1.5L civic lx - shop manual says clean
> oil orifice located near intake side of block when looking from above -
> how does this little part get removed? supposed to be an o-ring under it
> too.
>
If I remember correctly, the hole is threaded. Find a small metric screw
that easily threads into it and pull it out. Sorry, I don't remember the
exact thread pitch. You should also replace the o-ring before you put it
back into the block.
Eric
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