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Showing posts with label How to. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Guidance on How to Check Honda Oxygen Sensors

HondaNewsToday. - Here is Guidance on How to Check Honda Oxygen Sensors without pictures. Air pollution problems have led to higher standards for cars to reduce emissions. Since the early 1980s, the Bosch oxygen sensor has been standard equipment on many vehicles, including Honda. Know how to check Honda oxygen sensors to keep your emissions down.

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  • Understand how Honda oxygen sensors work.
  • Check your oxygen sensors regularly.
  • Find out how many Honda oxygen sensors your vehicle has.
  • Test your Bosch oxygen sensors if you've been using leaded gasoline, have a problem with coolant leaks or frequently add oil to your car.
  • Pay attention to any of the following signs of trouble coupled with a check engine light on the dashboard
  • Borrow or purchase a good quality digital voltmeter.
  • Connect the positive lead of the voltmeter to the sensor output wire.
  • Attach the negative lead to the accessory bracket or clean engine block.
  • Turn the key without starting the engine.
  • Start the car and run the engine at at least 2,000 RPM for a few minutes to warm up the sensor.
  • Look for rapid voltage changes from 0.2 to at least 0.7.
  • Unplug the voltmeter if you don't see the correct voltage changes.
The original article : "How to Check Honda Oxygen Sensors"

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Guidance on How to Check Valve Clearances on a Honda CRF250R

HondaNewsToday. - Here is Guidance on How to Check Valve Clearances on a Honda CRF250R. This guidance will guide you to Check Valve Clearances on a Honda CRF250R. Regularly checking valve clearances on your modern 4-stroke racing machine is critical to keeping you and your bike competitive. Because of their incredible power output and insane RPM capabilities, these engines need to be maintained regularly and properly. More often then not, such a simple procedure as checking valve clearances is overlooked, and can easily lead to a major engine (and wallet) disaster.

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  1. Start by removing the seat, gas tank, and rad shroud plastics.
  2. With some water and a shop towel wash the area around the cylinder head clean.
  3. Take out the spark plug cap and set it aside.
  4. Remove the 2 (10mm) rocker cover bolts.
  5. Remove the spark plug.
  6. Remove the crankshaft hole cap from the crankcase.
  7. Find top dead centre by turning the engine over until the punch mark on the crankshaft lines up with the arrow on the crankcase 
  8. Once TDC is found, find the specified feeler gauge thickness for intake valves (refer to owner's manual)
  9. Using the right feeler gauge thickness for the intake valves, slide it down on the front facing side of the cam lobe.
  10. Slide the feeler gauge up and down through the gap a couple of times to confirm that it can move freely, and that the valve is within spec. 
  11. Select the optimal exhaust feeler gauge thickness as indicated in the owner's manual.
  12. Using the proper feeler gauge thickness for the exhaust valves, horizontally slide it beneath rocker arm tip and the top of the exhaust valve.
  13. Slide the feeler gauge back and fourth through to confirm that it can move freely, and that the valve is within spec.
  14. Re-install rocker cover and torque the 2 bolts to spec.
  15. Re-install crankcase hole cover, spark plug and spark plug cap.
  16. Re-install gas tank, plastics and seat.
  17. Done!



Thursday, March 12, 2015

Guide on How to Buy a Used Honda Goldwing

HondaNewsToday. - Other guide on Honda New Today is Guide on How to Buy a Used Honda Goldwing. A Goldwing is a type of motorcycle manufactured by the Honda Motors company. While new Honda Goldwings can be very pricey, the purchase of a used motorcycle can be affordable even for those on a fixed income. Keep a few recommendations in mind to help you understand how to buy a used Honda Goldwing.

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  • Choose a model. Like automobiles, the Honda Goldwing of today is much different from the original model. When it comes to the purchase of a used Goldwing, it is important to consider exactly which model is ideal.
  • Locate possible bikes you would consider purchasing. Once you decide on a particular model of Honda Goldwing, you can begin the search for the motorcycle. Consult with motorcycle repair shops, retailers, and even motorcycle clubs to determine if there are any cycles in the immediate area for sale.
  • Examine the bike. Once you locate a Honda Goldwing you're interested in buying, you should evaluate it carefully. Review the bikes for signs of rust or frame damage, both of which can be quite detrimental to the life of a motorcycle. If you are new to cycling, you may want to bring along a friend or family member who is familiar with the machine. He or she should be able to correctly identify possible damage or signs of past repair work.
  • Ride the motorcycle. If the cycle appears acceptable physically, you should take it out on a ride. Most reputable sellers have no problem allowing you to take their Goldwing on a test drive.
  • Make an offer on the motorcycle. Consider both the physical and functional capabilities of the Goldwing before making an offer. In most cases, the owners of used Honda Goldwings will be willing to haggle a bit on the price.
The original article : "How to Buy a Used Honda Goldwing"

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Guide on How to Change Honda Rear Disc Brake Pads

HondaNewsToday. - Here is step by step Guide on How to Change Honda Rear Disc Brake Pads for your Honda car as follow:

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  1. Drain some of the brake fluid out of master brake cylinder with a suction gun.
  2. Loosen the lug nuts on one of your rear tires with a lug wrench.
  3. Use a jack to lift your Honda vehicle's rear wheels off the ground.
  4. Remove the rear tire and set it aside. 
  5. Unscrew your caliper bolts with a torque bit or Alan key that fits over the screws.
  6. Slide the brake pads and shims off the caliper.
  7. Inspect the rotor for cracks and grooves.
  8. Rub disc brake lubricant on the shims and the backs of the new brake pads and attach the shims to the pads.
  9. Turn the caliper piston clockwise so it goes back into the cylinder until the groove on the piston lines up with a tab on the inner brake pad.
  10. Apply silicon grease to the piston boot and fasten new retainers to the caliper bracket.
  11. Install the brake pad assembly and attach the bracket to the caliper. 
  12. Replace the wheel and tighten the lug nuts in a star pattern. 
  13. Lower the vehicle and pump the brakes to help the new pads into position.

Sunday, March 1, 2015

Guide on How to Ride a Honda Wave 100

HondaNewsToday. - It is easy tips for driving the most popular motorcycle in the world. This guidance with guide you on Guide on How to Ride a Honda Wave 100.

Figure 1. Turn on the ignition - the N for neutral will light up.
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And here are Guide on How to Ride a Honda Wave 100 as follow:
  1. Turn on the ignition - the N for neutral will light up.
  2. Flip out the kick starter arm and kick firmly downwards, better still use the electric starter if there is one, it's the big yellow button on the right handle - the engine should start easily.
  3. Understand that this motorcycle is for easy operation.
  4. To get going, gradually twist the accelerator on the right handle bar backwards (towards the rider) and you are off.
  5. Once on the move, changing gears is fairly simple.
  6. Regulate your speed using the throttle.
  7. To stop, simply roll off the throttle and apply the brakes.
  8. The front brake is on the right handle and rear brake is operated by the right foot pedal.
Please read more with full picture about Guide on How to Ride a Honda Wave 100 from the original article using link below.

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Thursday, February 26, 2015

Guide on How to Remove a Seventh Generation Honda Civic a Head Unit

HondaNewsToday. - Here are step by step Guide on How to Remove a Seventh Generation Honda Civic a Head Unit. That you must know that This is a stereo/head unit removal DIY for the 03-04 Civic (and may apply to other years as well). This tutorial was created using an 04 LX coupe. The following instructions should be useful to you if you want to change your stereo or install an iPod adapter.

Figure 1. Stick your hand behind the metal bar that you just took the screws out of and push it kind of up and forward
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And here are Guide on How to Remove a Seventh Generation Honda Civic a Head Unit as follow:
  1. Stick your hand under the trim ring and pull.
  2. Lift the ring.
  3. Stick your finger in the location shown and pull up hard.
  4. Be persistent.
  5. Use a phillips head screwdriver to remove the 2 screws located near the cup holders on either side of the console.
  6. Stick your hand under the "horseshoe shaped piece" as shown and pull it out.
  7. Start taking the head unit out.
  8. Remove these 2 screws to allow you to take the panel containing your HVAC controls, hazard light and head unit to come out.
  9. Stick your hand behind the metal bar that you just took the screws out of and push it kind of up and forward.
  10. That's all there is to it, and reassembly is the exact opposite of disassembly.
Read more about Guide on How to Remove a Seventh Generation Honda Civic a Head Unit with full picture from the original article below.

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Guide on How to Change the Transmission Fluid in a Honda Odyssey

HondaNewsToday. - Still with Honda guide this day. In this time we will give you Guide on How to Change the Transmission Fluid in a Honda Odyssey. 

Figure 1. Jack up the vehicle using the lift point on the driver's side behind the front wheel
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Here are step-by-step Guide on How to Change the Transmission Fluid in a Honda Odyssey as follow :
  1. Purchase the replacement transmission fluid
  2. Jack up the vehicle using the lift point on the driver's side behind the front wheel.
  3. Place a drain pan underneath drain plug to catch the old fluid.
  4. Remove the transmission drain plug using a 3⁄8 inch (1.0 cm) ratchet.
  5. Allow all the fluid that will to drain from the transmission.
  6. Clean the magnet on the drain plug and replace it.
  7. Tighten the drain plug snuggly and remove tools and the drain pan from underneath the vehicle.
  8. Remove the filler plug on top of the transmission.
  9. Place a long throated funnel in the filler hole and pour in 3 quarts of ATF-Z1 or ATF DW fluid.
  10. Replace the filler plug and crank the vehicle's engine.
  11. Recheck the transmission fluid level after a test drive to make sure it is full.
Read more this article about Guide on How to Change the Transmission Fluid in a Honda Odyssey with full picture from the original article below.

Saturday, February 21, 2015

Guide on How to Examine Honda CRF250R Valve Clearances

HondaNewsToday. - Do you want to examine your Honda CRF250R valve clearance now? In here we will give you guide on How to Examine Honda CRF250R Valve Clearances clearly.

Figure 1. Slide the feeler gauge back and fourth through to confirm that it can move freely, and that the valve is within spec
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Here are step-by-step guide on How to Examine Honda CRF250R Valve Clearances as follow:
  1. Start by removing the seat, gas tank, and rad shroud plastics.
  2. With some water and a shop towel wash the area around the cylinder head clean.
  3. Take out the spark plug cap and set it aside.
  4. Remove the 2 (10mm) rocker cover bolts.
  5. Remove the spark plug.
  6. Remove the crankshaft hole cap from the crankcase.
  7. Find top dead centre by turning the engine over until the punch mark on the crankshaft lines up with the arrow on the crankcase.
  8. Once TDC is found, find the specified feeler gauge thickness for intake valves (refer to owner's manual).
  9. Using the right feeler gauge thickness for the intake valves, slide it down on the front facing side of the cam lobe.
  10. Slide the feeler gauge up and down through the gap a couple of times to confirm that it can move freely, and that the valve is within spec.
  11. Select the optimal exhaust feeler gauge thickness as indicated in the owner's manual.
  12. Using the proper feeler gauge thickness for the exhaust valves, horizontally slide it beneath rocker arm tip and the top of the exhaust valve.
  13. Slide the feeler gauge back and fourth through to confirm that it can move freely, and that the valve is within spec.
  14. Re-install rocker cover and torque the 2 bolts to spec.
  15. Re-install crankcase hole cover, spark plug and spark plug cap.
  16. Re-install gas tank, plastics and seat.
  17. Done!
Read more the Guide on How to Examine Honda CRF250R Valve Clearances with all picture all clearly from the original article using link below.

Sunday, February 15, 2015

How to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC / Part 2

HondaNewsToday. - In this time we will continue to give you information about trick on How to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC / Part 2 after we gave you trick on How to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC / Part 1.
How to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC / Part 2 here, we specially will give you for Cleaning Files & Folders made by Autodata 3.40 program. In order to get started with removal of those left-over files and entries it is important to make sure that 'show hidden files & folders' option is enabled. This is necessarily required since at times you may find certain such files that reside on system in hidden form in some corner of PC and may not be located in usual system search that follows. So, first of all under the 'Folder Options' the 'show all hidden files and folders' or 'show all hidden files, folders and drives' feature needs to be enabled as this makes it all easy to have the application left-outs wiped off from system. And now please follow the steps as follow:

  • From Windows Explorer, Select -'Tools → 'Folder Options or Organize' → Folder Search Options


For Windows 7/Vista:


  • In View tab “advanced settings”, click and check 'show all hidden files and folders' or 'Show all hidden files, folder and drives'


For Windows 7/Vista:



  • Click on the OK button once you are done with it.
  • Thereafter you need to navigate to - C:\Documents and Settings\[UserName]\Local Settings\Application Data\ folder


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    Saturday, February 14, 2015

    How to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC /Part 1

    HondaNewsToday. - After you are already install automotive diagnosing and repairing Autodata 2013 version 2013 in your Windows PC using special guide install instruction, in here we will show you guide as trick on How to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC.

    And now please follow step-by-step to Uninstall Autodata 2013 Version 3.40 Manually on Windows PC (Uninstalling Autodata 3.40 through 'Add/remove programs') below:
    • Firstly. From 'Start Menu', go to 'Control Panel' and

    • There double click 'add/remove' program or ''uninstall program' option.

    • From the list of applications that shows up select 'Autodata 3.40' so as to get the same removed from system

    • The Window then opens up asking for confirmation of the above process, there just click the 'yes' or uninstall button. Soon the basic uninstallation process gets completed, proceeding which the registry entries of the program is to be cleaned up.


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