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Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 10:58 AM Post #41
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Here's an article written by David on how it is done. Not exactly a step by step timing belt change but he has pictures and instructions on how to take apart the engine. You'll need to log in to read it online. http://www.hondasuv.com/crv/viewtopic.php?t=173 I changed mine at 89K miles. Belt still looks fine and could've lasted up to 100K as Honda indicated. Good luck, Bing

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 07:33 PM Post #42
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	FYI-Honda's updated recommendation on timing belt changes for the cr-v is 158k KM. Larry

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 07:13 PM Post #43
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	I'll be changing the timing belt on my '98 LX 5 speed soon. With 117k on the clock we're a little overdue. I'll do my best to document the procedure with pictures. Matt

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 9 2003, 10:09 AM Post #44
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Mar 12 2004, 06:00 AM Post #45
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Get a shop manual And dont do it unless you are 100% comfortable INSIDE an engine.

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Jul 12 2002, 02:08 PM Post #46
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Did it do this before you changed the belt? If not, I would guess that you have the belt off by one tooth.

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 10:44 AM Post #47
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Dave, If you get good step by step instructions let me know, I will need to do the same with my 99 ex 5spd William

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 10:58 AM Post #48
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Here's an article written by David on how it is done. Not exactly a step by step timing belt change but he has pictures and instructions on how to take apart the engine. You'll need to log in to read it online. http://www.hondasuv.com/crv/viewtopic.php?t=173 I changed mine at 89K miles. Belt still looks fine and could've lasted up to 100K as Honda indicated. Good luck, Bing

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 07:33 PM Post #49
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	FYI-Honda's updated recommendation on timing belt changes for the cr-v is 158k KM. Larry

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 07:13 PM Post #50
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	I'll be changing the timing belt on my '98 LX 5 speed soon. With 117k on the clock we're a little overdue. I'll do my best to document the procedure with pictures. Matt

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 9 2003, 10:09 AM Post #51
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Mar 12 2004, 06:00 AM Post #52
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Get a shop manual And dont do it unless you are 100% comfortable INSIDE an engine.

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Jul 12 2002, 02:08 PM Post #53
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Did it do this before you changed the belt? If not, I would guess that you have the belt off by one tooth.

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Jul 12 2002, 02:08 PM Post #54
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Did it do this before you changed the belt? If not, I would guess that you have the belt off by one tooth.

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 10:44 AM Post #55
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Dave, If you get good step by step instructions let me know, I will need to do the same with my 99 ex 5spd William

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 10:58 AM Post #56
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Here's an article written by David on how it is done. Not exactly a step by step timing belt change but he has pictures and instructions on how to take apart the engine. You'll need to log in to read it online. http://www.hondasuv.com/crv/viewtopic.php?t=173 I changed mine at 89K miles. Belt still looks fine and could've lasted up to 100K as Honda indicated. Good luck, Bing

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 07:33 PM Post #57
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	FYI-Honda's updated recommendation on timing belt changes for the cr-v is 158k KM. Larry

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Sep 8 2003, 07:13 PM Post #58
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	I'll be changing the timing belt on my '98 LX 5 speed soon. With 117k on the clock we're a little overdue. I'll do my best to document the procedure with pictures. Matt

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Mar 12 2004, 06:00 AM Post #59
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Get a shop manual And dont do it unless you are 100% comfortable INSIDE an engine.

Guest_111 View Member Profile	Jul 12 2002, 02:08 PM Post #60
Veteran Group: Guests Posts: 15,143 Joined: 5-May 08 Member No.: 2,178 Location: In The Attic Drives: Honda	Did it do this before you changed the belt? If not, I would guess that you have the belt off by one tooth.