2. If there is no stand, disassembly on the floor is possible. When carrying out work in these conditions, be especially careful.
3. If you decide to get a rebuilt engine, the following parts must be transferred from engine to engine.
- generator and brackets
- exhaust emission control parts
- distributor, spark plugs and their wires
- thermostat and housing cover
- water pump
- carburetor or injection system
- intake and exhaust manifolds
- oil filter
- clutch and flywheel
Note: When dismantling the above parts, pay attention to the removal features. Remember the installation positions of gaskets, seals, spacers, pins, brackets, washers, bolts, etc other small parts.
4. If you received a short block, which consists of a block, crankshaft, piston group, then you need to remove the cylinder head, oil pan and oil pump from the old engine.
Fig. 7.5 Engine components
1 - flywheel housing;
2 - flywheel;
3 - spacer washer;
4 - automatic transmission clutch;
5 - axial bearing;
6 - crankshaft;
7 - main bearing;
8 - front crankshaft oil seal;
9 - oil pump;
10 - oil pump inlet pipe;
11 - main bearing cap housing;
12 - Oil pan gasket;
13 - oil pan;
14 - oil reflector;
15 - rear crankshaft oil seal;
16 - oil seal housing.
5. If you are planning a complete overhaul, disassemble the engine into its component parts in the order illustrated in Fig. 7.5.
- camshaft cover
- intake and exhaust manifold
- drive belt cover
- drive belt and gears
- cylinder head
- oil pump
- oil pump inlet pipe assembly
- oil pump
- piston/connecting rod assembly
- rear oil seal housing
- crankshaft and bearings
6. Before starting disassembly, make sure you have the materials required to work on the engine.
[The article is based on information from the website: HONDABOOK.ru]