natedoggs2k

He never stated that it took more than a quart. He asked me, "Are you sure it's only a quart? The other rear diff changes I have done took about two."

No big deal.

Hyundai?

HA!

barneybarnett

Where does one go to get the new Banjo Bolts? Are they OEM?

dundonr

should be able to get them from the dealer..(banjo bolts)

natedoggs2k

I was going to buy them from Hardtopguy, as he seems to have the best price on them ($39.95). So, if I decide to do this upgrade, I'll purchase them from him.

I recently purchased some stuff from him, and I'm completely satisfied. Of course, I have a friend that works with Honda in my town, so I can get an employee discount when I need/want it on Honda parts. The prices can be the same or better depending on what I want.

beroznikmal

jeff is definately the person to deal with for any Honda parts....

xviper

You can "get" these anywhere. Honda does not sell the old bolts anymore. The next thing you need to worry about is "where" to get them put in. A couple of the earlier recall jobs in Europe resulted in bad installs and grenaded engines. Another couple DIY jobs in N. America resulted in stripped threads in the engine block. It's not a real complicated job, just tricky if you've never done one before.

beroznikmal

xviper,
what happened to the guys that stripped their threads? The hole is pretty hard to get to and I would imagine that the only way to rethread them is to take the block apart...

Beroz

turbo_pwr

Aaron, what do the banjo oil bolts have to do with your gears? I'm probably missing something here. Unless we are talking about different gears?

beroznikmal

I think he's saying that while he has it on jack stands, he might as well do everything...
Beroz

bigpurp

[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr