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So, im new here, be gentle and dont take the body lemonade to much to start with!
I live in medway in kent, was just wondering if there are many near me that have done a cambelt on a 4th gen and fancy helping for beer?
Or the name of any trusted garages near me that you have good experiences with and any to avoid?
I dont mind paying but im more than able to do it myself just be easier with another pair of hands that has done it before.
Thanks guys
I live in medway in kent, was just wondering if there are many near me that have done a cambelt on a 4th gen and fancy helping for beer?
Or the name of any trusted garages near me that you have good experiences with and any to avoid?
I dont mind paying but im more than able to do it myself just be easier with another pair of hands that has done it before.
Thanks guys
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Hi mate,
I'm based in Bexleyheath. Can't say I've done a cambelt on a Prelude, done ones on a couple of Acura RSXs, so not too dissimilar.
The place I'd recommend, is Incarsolutions in Crayford (01322 274 462), a garage owned by some mates of mine. They do anything and everything on cars, and they can do a cambelt on the lude no worries.
I'm based in Bexleyheath. Can't say I've done a cambelt on a Prelude, done ones on a couple of Acura RSXs, so not too dissimilar.
The place I'd recommend, is Incarsolutions in Crayford (01322 274 462), a garage owned by some mates of mine. They do anything and everything on cars, and they can do a cambelt on the lude no worries.
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it's not too difficult to do it yourself, youtube has a good amount including this one
[youtube]j9XMeT6gqO4[/youtube]
1-5 seems relevant, some of the other 6-12 you can skip depending if you want to do cam seal, water pump replacement as well.
[youtube]j9XMeT6gqO4[/youtube]
1-5 seems relevant, some of the other 6-12 you can skip depending if you want to do cam seal, water pump replacement as well.
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A definite way of checking if it's a JDM or UKDM chassis is the VIN on the plate and stamped on the bulkhead behind/above the engine.
JDM VIN's are short/simple, something like BB1-xxxxxxx (7 numeric digits after the chassis code)
UKDM VIN's are long/more complex, something like JHMBB1xxxxxxxxxxx ("JHM", then chassis code, then 11 alpha-numeric digits after the chassis code).
EDIT:
Supposedly you can get your Honda VIN translated here. Not tried it myself but knock yourselves out
EDIT 2:
Just tried it with a random VIN off the net. Works on full length (17 character) VINS but not the short JDM VINS.
This is what it showed for the VIN I found on the net:

JDM VIN's are short/simple, something like BB1-xxxxxxx (7 numeric digits after the chassis code)
UKDM VIN's are long/more complex, something like JHMBB1xxxxxxxxxxx ("JHM", then chassis code, then 11 alpha-numeric digits after the chassis code).
EDIT:
Supposedly you can get your Honda VIN translated here. Not tried it myself but knock yourselves out

EDIT 2:
Just tried it with a random VIN off the net. Works on full length (17 character) VINS but not the short JDM VINS.
This is what it showed for the VIN I found on the net:

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Top line: Honda Motor Corporation
Second line: Type
Third line: Chassis no.
Fourth line: Engine no.

Top line: Honda Motor Corporation
Second line: Type
Third line: Chassis no.
Fourth line: Engine no.

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Quite probably was pre-registered by the dealership. It's the same thing I have with my Yamaha Diversion. Registered in '94 but they were made from '95. Was pre-registered by the dealership for whatever reason. I've had that a few times on other vehicles too.
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