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Old 04-13-2008, 09:35 AM   #161 (permalink)
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thanks, glad it helped you guys out.
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Old 04-16-2008, 08:03 PM   #162 (permalink)
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Oshooter151, is it require, better to use the adjustable hose clamp(the clamp you circled in yellow)? i put the stock clamp back in there and it fits good. thanks
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Old 04-16-2008, 08:06 PM   #163 (permalink)
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Oshooter151, is it require, better to use the adjustable hose clamp(the clamp you circled in yellow)? i put the stock clamp back in there and it fits good. thanks
no, not required. i did it cuz it was easier for me. as long as it doesn't leak, either way, you're good...
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Bookmarked for install in a week or two...
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Old 04-27-2008, 07:43 PM   #165 (permalink)
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^i'm right with you..

What all do you need in terms of tools?

torque wrench
rachet w/ extensions

do you need any hondabond or anything else?

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Old 04-28-2008, 10:55 PM   #166 (permalink)
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Also, should I drain all the coolant out and if so how much coolant is in there?

To verify the process of draining coolant is as follows:

Open radiator cap
Place bucket under car
open valve under radiator (white)
Let the coolant fall into the bucket
Close white valve
after w/ IMG install pour back the coolant back into the radiator
close the radiator cap

Am I correct?

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yeah, you'll need to run the car till the thermostat opens up and it flows through the motor, then add more coolant.
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Old 04-29-2008, 07:49 AM   #168 (permalink)
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^what do you mean?
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^what do you mean?
He means, after you finish the install and put coolant back in - start your car and let it idle for a while allowing the temperature to rise. This will allow the coolant to flow through the engine - then add a little bit more to top it off. Don't drive until you've done this.
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^alright thanks. I don't have any coolant right now where and what would you reccommend buying and how much should come out of the car?

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Old 05-08-2008, 11:41 AM   #171 (permalink)
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I'm hoping to do this install tomorrow, advice tips or advice? or anyone in socal whose done this and is willing to help?
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my god. lol. thats a job, took me roughly 4 hours cause well... i kept coming inside and lookin at the DIY then i had to go buy an extension cause i didnt have one long enough. few breaks cause its hella hot.

oh and that stoopid hose. thanjks to the diy and everyones trials on it, i was able to get it off with ease lol. +1 for those who've struggled before me. jus get urself a needle nose clamped on the ends and pry with a flathead, comes pretty easy.
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haha, nice work.^^^
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I don't have any coolant right now where and what would you reccommend buying and how much should come out of the car?
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I don't have any coolant right now where and what would you reccommend buying and how much should come out of the car?
Honda Dealer is where I got mine. I'm fond of the blue coolant lol. and i drained mine until it didnt drip lol... to fill it took more than a gallon so id buy 2 gallons so you have more than enough.
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Awesome! Thanks for the help I just have to buy a torque wrench and some coolant and I'm all set.

I'm going to do this Tuesday I think
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Awesome! Thanks for the help I just have to buy a torque wrench and some coolant and I'm all set.

I'm going to do this Tuesday I think
TQ wrench FTW lol. I almost had to buy a new one then I found my hiding from me. :P Goodluck with the install. +}
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^ Thank you I greatly appreciate it.

I'll post here to tell ya how it went :)
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Honda Dealer is where I got mine. I'm fond of the blue coolant lol. and i drained mine until it didnt drip lol... to fill it took more than a gallon so id buy 2 gallons so you have more than enough.
Wait...why did you buy 2 gallons? Shouldn't you of just poured the same coolant that came out and then top it off with just a little bit of new coolant?

Why did you replace all the coolant w/ brand new coolant?
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