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    hey guys, im trying to do my first headgasket job on a 94 civic four door. my question is: i have ALL nuts off of the intake (minus one) and its between the two middle runners on the intake on the back of the head. It is a BITCH to get to. i know its a 12mm but everytime i get a wrench on it (socket is too long, even a short) it slips off anytime i get ready to turn it. Does anyone have a easy solution to do this or have a link for head removal that shows bolts?? thanks in advance and any info will be helpful
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    Dont remove the intake manifold a for a HG replacement on d-series

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    what is a easier way to do it?? i keep reading take off intake then exhaust. any help is great
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    Im telling you leave the intake mani on. ive done several of them.

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    green91 is right its not necesseray to rmeove IM. but if you find it necessery i alwasy us wrenches not sockets. you'll have some busted nuckers

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    so i should remove the head with the IM on?
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    either way, ive got to take off the manifold to have the head sent off to machining
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    Quote Originally Posted by b18hatch
    either way, ive got to take off the manifold to have the head sent off to machining
    u can always take it off the cylinder head when its off the car after all you only have one bolt left


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    this is true, lol. i never thought of that. can you break down a easy process of how to take it off? right now i just have the exhaust undone and the intake almost off, lol.
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    remove the coolant lines from the IACV and intake mani, remove the harness from injectors and iacv etc. lol.

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    lol, i was talking about the head removal, lol. the shop i work at part time is busy so i cant take up space with my personal shit on the lifts and our manager is out for a week, lol
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    Oh, pretty much remove the exhaust mani, everything d/c from the intake mani, remove t-belt, remove cam and take the head bolts out. Im not sure if they are numbered on that motor but make sure youve got the cam caps in the right order.

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    shit. i cant remove the head without taking out the cam? sorry for so many questions, i just cant find a good write up and want to make sure i do this right cause im going to be using it for DD duty
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    Quote Originally Posted by b18hatch
    shit. i cant remove the head without taking out the cam? sorry for so many questions, i just cant find a good write up and want to make sure i do this right cause im going to be using it for DD duty

    yes sir u need to remove TB, cam caps, and cam. should take long in the shop and you dont need a lift

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    cool sounds good. i really need a helms but eh, i only get up there once a week so hopefully ill be able to get more time in this week on it
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    heres a cam phone pic of the head
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