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ozon02
24-08-2018, 04:38 PM
I found a C30A3 engine which, as the owner says, has been standing for 20 years. I would like to bring it back to life. I would like an experienced forum colleague with tips...

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goldnsx
24-08-2018, 04:47 PM
OMG...what is the owner asking for it? Maybe it's better to part it out than taking the risk. NSX engines don't go bad normally (except the literally over-blown turbo and compressor ones).

ozon02
24-08-2018, 04:49 PM
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goldnsx
24-08-2018, 04:57 PM
No oil film? Hard to tell how much moisture went into the engine...Do you have an endoskop?

ozon02
24-08-2018, 05:19 PM
I would like to start the adventure with this engine - in future I would like to make the Eng Refresh in my NSX. I removed the valve cover in there are no rust, I looked in the cylinder bores.(with Borescope) no rust only deposit on head pistons. I sprained the oil drain screw - unfortunately I do not see the connecting rods (splash guard).
I have not turned the crankshaft yet!
I should pour the pistons with the chemical preparation -Engine flush(I do not know the condition of the piston rings)
Valve stem -spray with WD40?

austrian type-r
26-08-2018, 08:03 AM
If the engine was not turned by hand the past 20 years, i would do following, unless there is not much rust on the cylinder wall, etc.

First before turning the engine, put 2cl oil into each cylinder thru the hole of the spark plugs. Turn it a few times, but put the engine in a position so the piston of each bank show straight up. That way oil gets all around the wall and piston ring.

1) new timing belt, tensoiner, water pump, LMAs, 2 valve cover gasket set, 4 cam plugs and 4 seals. 6 spark plugs

1a) check if both crank seals are dry.

2) get a new crank pulley + shield

3) get refreshed oem injectors

4) get the oil pan off and clean it. Put back with a new seal.

After 1000km driving change oil again.

I fired a 10 year and a 7 year old engine, but the 10 year old engine was cranked by hand 1time per year. The 7 years engine not. It was in an damahed nsx and after just an oil change i cranked it and fired immediatly on 3, 4 and then on 5 cylinders. 1 cyl had a glocked injetor.

I have all parts which you need in stock, also if you like to put the engine completely appart to put new piston rings, valve steams, etc.

Thanks
Christian

ozon02
26-08-2018, 08:55 AM
Thank you Christian,
if anyone but Christian started the old engine and can share the experience...

P.S.
What is the force (newtons) without the spark plug needed for the rotation crankshaft

goldnsx
26-08-2018, 11:57 AM
With a normal 1/2 maybe 1-2 kg.

UnhuZ
30-08-2018, 05:35 PM
Hi Christian,

when you recommend that the engine be a sort of sideways so the pistons are vertical so de oil is all arround them, then the other
Bank will be completly horizontal and the pistons will move without any oil...

if you focus on one side of the V bank, you neglect the other... how can you address this?

what about:
- having the engine in the normal position
- remove camshafts and rockers
- have the valves stuck in the close position
- fill the pistons completly with oil up to the spark hole
- slowly hand crank it?

i hope i'm not saying anything dumb, but i tried to follow good old common sense.

Thanks,
Nuno

bbvnsx
30-08-2018, 09:59 PM
Hi Nuno,

Maybe I didn’t understand it right, but I think that Christian recommendation was before turning the engine to allow oil to reach the full piston perimeter on all 6 pistons. The way you recomend would be even more on the safe side...


Hi Christian,

when you recommend that the engine be a sort of sideways so the pistons are vertical so de oil is all arround them, then the other
Bank will be completly horizontal and the pistons will move without any oil...

if you focus on one side of the V bank, you neglect the other... how can you address this?

what about:
- having the engine in the normal position
- remove camshafts and rockers
- have the valves stuck in the close position
- fill the pistons completly with oil up to the spark hole
- slowly hand crank it?

i hope i'm not saying anything dumb, but i tried to follow good old common sense.

Thanks,
Nuno

austrian type-r
31-08-2018, 07:50 AM
The oil will have enough surface tension to get oil on the piston rings and walls. You can also help with an air gun by blowing into the spark plug hole after you filled some oil in. It will splash around on the cylinder wall. That idea is maybe the best, since you dont need to have the pistons in vertical position.  I just got out of the bed and had this idea....LOL

ozon02
01-09-2018, 06:08 PM
.....a few thought reflections:
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I decided to fill the cylinders and wait for gravity to do its job.
Each cylinder bank in the vertical as Unhu said (I have a lot of time)

if it does not dispose of the oil from the cylinders it will apply the method Christian (after filling the cylinder with oil - give it pressure) but some valves are open. I would have to remove the camshafts.
but for sure before bending the crankshaft, I blow air gun into cylinders to spill oil on the walls

2. I would like to present my idea for an opinion.
in place of the engine oil pressure switch, mount the gun with the tank and press the oil (to clean the gun-thin,washy) under the pressure of several bars.
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