sealing oil pan 1992 honda accord

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tedqn@yahoo.com - 13 Aug 2006 07:23 GMT

Problem: oild in spark plug tubes. Pulled the plug wire out and it's
soaked with oil. I replaced the oil pan gasket myself a while back and
it didn't solve the problem. The shop later on replaced the gasket
again with Honda parts and it didn't solve the problem either. I think
the joining between the upper and lower pans are just too worn out for
a regular seal. Are there any "extra seal" rings that I can buy to
tighten the gap? If there are, please provide the "techincal" name for
them so that can search for them easily. TIA.

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Elle - 13 Aug 2006 15:29 GMT

If there's oil in the spark plug tubes of your 92 Accord,
then there are wo possibilities for the cause:

1) The valve cover (also known as cylinder head cover) seals
(going around the spark plug tubes) are bad. These are easy
to replace.
2) Seals going around the tubes and between the cylinder
head and rocker arm assembly have gone bad. These are more
difficult to replace, but even an amateur like myself was
able to do them at about 170k miles on my 91 Civic. Not all
Hondas have these seals, but your 92 Accord does, per
www.slhonda.com 's parts site.

For details, see
http://home.earthlink.net/~honda.lioness/id3.html

> Problem: oild in spark plug tubes. Pulled the plug wire
> out and it's
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> "techincal" name for
> them so that can search for them easily. TIA.

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'Curly Q. Links' - 13 Aug 2006 23:33 GMT

> Problem: oild in spark plug tubes. Pulled the plug wire out and it's
> soaked with oil. I replaced the oil pan gasket myself a while back and
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> tighten the gap? If there are, please provide the "techincal" name for
> them so that can search for them easily. TIA.

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You're mentioning the oil pan in the same sentence as the spark plug
tubes. They are about 15 " apart. Are you meaning to say 'valve cover
gasket'?

You can actually SEARCH for this answer, since it gets answered about
every two months. www.slhondaparts.com has diagrams to clarify the part
names / numbers.

'Curly'

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