dagovee

Sup folks! New here and was looking for a tidbit of wisdom from those in the know. I am rebuilding a D17A1 and am fixing to reinstall the pistons. One thing I want to make sure of is the orientation of the oil port on the connecting rod which I failed to take note of when disassembling. So standing over the engine with the front of the engine being to my right, should the oil port be on the top or the bottom? Thanks in advance!

RobertD

are you saying you pressed the pistons off the rods and cannot tell orientation by looking at the piston tops?

ezone

Connecting rod oil hole is to be on the same side as the "IN" mark on the piston top

The arrow on top of the piston points to the timing belt


You might try www.carmanualsonline.info/
or try some of the most recent links in this handy thread: https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...pdated-13.html

dagovee

This is exactly what I needed to know and was what I suspected, thank you EZONE! I have the Haynes manual but at this point it states that the pistons and rods are ready to be sent off for inspection and says nothing that I've found about reassembling them.

ezone

Great, I was looking for handy pics on goggle search but I think those links to real service manuals in the other post would be better