Crx D16a6 timing belt went got it fixed lost about 1/4 of the HP help

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Beaulieu3309, Feb 2, 2007.

  1. Beaulieu3309

    Beaulieu3309 Guest

    My timing belt went at 10 miles an hour and I had a new one put on
    they tested compression and I am about 134 to 139 on all but the #2
    cylinder it tested at 129 still within tolerance. I lost about 1/4 of
    the power it used to have mainly at high RPM's is my timing off? the
    engine was from a japanese Car it says ZC on the block under the D16a6
    but it is not DOHC had under 40K on the engine when I purchased it.
    any help would be great.
     
    Beaulieu3309, Feb 2, 2007
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  2. "Slightly" bent valves...

    JT
     
    Grumpy AuContraire, Feb 2, 2007
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    Beaulieu3309 Guest

    wouldn't that show up in the compression check? it still has great
    compression.
     
    Beaulieu3309, Feb 2, 2007
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    jim beam Guest

    yes it would. most likely the timing is not set right, especially if
    it's not breathing right at high rpm's. just check it again - follow
    the tensioning procedure to the letter as it can easily skip. google
    here if you need to read it again - i've posted it before so it will be
    in the archive.
     
    jim beam, Feb 3, 2007
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    Speedy Pete Guest

    recheck your cam timing AND ignition timing.

    Compression is OK and not your problem.

    -SP
     
    Speedy Pete, Feb 3, 2007
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    Beaulieu3309 Guest

    very good. thanks
     
    Beaulieu3309, Feb 3, 2007
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  7. I was sort of under the impression the 130 psi range was low for a
    Honda. For example, my lowly '82 DX runs around 180 psi. Of course, I
    am far from being a Honda expert...

    JT
     
    Grumpy AuContraire, Feb 4, 2007
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