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    NEW engine checklist! b16

    i found a front cut without any front damage.. wanting a checklist of things i could go through myself to check to see if the engine is in good condition..

    so far i was told to do the following things:

    1. check sparkys for any moisture/corrosion and general condition
    2. general conditions of hose seals
    3. check oil on the stick

    im sure there are plenty more so please post up so next time i go see it i can run through it all

    cheers, tofooey
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    by the way the frontcut i found has on the engine blue plate thing "eg9" whereas on the engine block it is stamped "b16a2".. found this kind of weird.. isit possible it is from another market??.. the seller said it was sposedly shipped from japan...
    ask any ricer.. any real ricer..
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    Does the front-cut include the dash? How many KM's has the engine done?


    I think the amount of rust/wear/oxidization on the engine metal plating (around the dip-stick) is a good way of determining the age of the engine. Also check the timing belt for cracks.


    But you never know somtimes - its possible the owner drove on near-empty oil for 2 months, causing excess wear'n'tear


    ps. How much are they offering?
    Last edited by EuroDude; 16-12-2005 at 09:55 PM.

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    sposedly 70xxxkms and yes includes dash... cant really say price just in case someone in steals this from me
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    70,xxx is still young for a Honda engine If its less than $2000, I would probably go for it.

    Are you able to test the engine before purchase?
    Not sure exactly what is required, obviously a temporary fuel tank needs to be rigged up, and the gear kept in neutral :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by ToFuBoi
    by the way the frontcut i found has on the engine blue plate thing "eg9" whereas on the engine block it is stamped "b16a2".. found this kind of weird.. isit possible it is from another market??.. the seller said it was sposedly shipped from japan...
    EG9 would make it from a Ferio- Basically from an SiRII sedan.

    Although as far as i am aware JDM EG6/9 only has 'B16a' on block. Export models had 'B16a2'...

    I know alot of Ferios ended up in Malaysia for some reason..

    As far as checking things out go, IMO when first fitting the engine you should change all hoses, seals and spark plugs anyway..
    currently onda-less...but i do have an Evo 6.5

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    Robert.

    A JDM EG9 SiR would be stamped B16a. I think you might be buying a dodgy.

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    noooooooooooooooooooo :'( ... you have broken my heart kay-bee-son..... hmmm the search continues...
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    do a leak down and compression test

    check for gasket leaks

    look into your valve cover for signs of wear to your head

    smell your oil cap and check on the sides of the cap for white deposits = water/contamination

    check radiator/cooling system for excessive sludge build up

    hope that helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by KB
    Robert.

    A JDM EG9 SiR would be stamped B16a. I think you might be buying a dodgy.
    why's it a dodgy? Maybe the old engine broke, so it was replaced. It doesn't really matter as long as the engine is in good condition. Get a compression test done and follow some advice from what others are giving.
    Check out my ED Civic progress here: http://edcivicracecar.blogspot.com.au/

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    Quote Originally Posted by ToFuBoi
    by the way the frontcut i found has on the engine blue plate thing "eg9" whereas on the engine block it is stamped "b16a2".. found this kind of weird.. isit possible it is from another market??.. the seller said it was sposedly shipped from japan...
    my mate had the same problem
    he called the place and asked them what happened

    PM DjRob and ask

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