Wtb: Dc2 cam cap!

[dc2screama]

As above after a oem cam cap for a dc2 vtir, is there a part number for it that anyone knows?
Went past Essendon Honda but they couldn't find a thing, pretty much useless.
Thanks

[chez00]

You can't buy individual cam caps. They are line bored with the cylinder head as a casting and thus unique to it. You either have to have yours line bored if its damaged, or if you've lost it, find another head.

[dc2screama]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com.au/vi...id=92910308872

Then what is this^^

[dc2screama]

That's the piece I'm after if that helps..

[chez00]

Ah right the rubber plug at the rear of the head? I thought you were talking about the caps that hold the cam in place. The plug often comes in a a gasket set. I'll PM you a price.

[dc2screama]

Yeah that's the one, pmd

[mocchi]

dats a cam seal plug not cam caps
good info chezoo

[Super-DA9]

I recommend using a billet metal seal with o-rings like the skunk2 unit. they are very cheap, seal better than the plastic thing and are reusable! if it ever gets a leak in future all you have to do is replace the o-rings and not the whole seal.

[dc2screama]

I recommend using a billet metal seal with o-rings like the skunk2 unit. they are very cheap, seal better than the plastic thing and are reusable! if it ever gets a leak in future all you have to do is replace the o-rings and not the whole seal.

You don't reckon a new oem will do the job?
Or wont last long..

[Super-DA9]

You don't reckon a new oem will do the job?
Or wont last long..

it will do the job, best to use a generous amount of gasket sealant on it though. I have had a new OEM one die after less than 6 months though, so personally I prefer the billet aluminium ones.

[dc2screama]

it will do the job, best to use a generous amount of gasket sealant on it though. I have had a new OEM one die after less than 6 months though, so personally I prefer the billet aluminium ones.

Aite no worrys, thanks for the advice/help man