D15B7 valves malfunction???

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Uploaded by on Jan 6, 2012

My civic isnt running at all anymore. i dont understand.

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  • 1. Do a leak down test or compression test and you will find your answer. Any CEL codes?

  • @WhoSaidTyler can't be the belt. its the intake valves. They're open but won't close. not a single one so... yeah.

  • The bad gas didn't have anything to do with that. It didn't sound right even when it was running. My channel has some timing belt videos that will give you some general tips if you have to go into it. Usually a timing belt issue is the ONLY thing that will kill compression to all four cylinders. Good luck.

  • Check the timing belt  bub. It might have jumped a few teeth. Those are interference engines so if you try running it with the valve timing out of whack, it can bend the valves. You'll need to learn how to find the TDC mark on the crank and the mark on the cam sprocket(s), then see what's what. That cover on the end has to come off for that to happen. It's not easy on those but you can do it. Good way to learn how to do a timing belt if that's what's wrong.

  • well you fucked it up with bad gas and I think if you flush it with new gasoline and kersone in the oil pan you should get all of the varnish that bilt up in there not sure never seen anything like that

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