Timing Cover Removal A Comprehensive Guide for Enhanced Performance

I am replacing the front seal so I need to remove the sump and timing cover. I've read where others have removed the timing cover without ... The hose does need to be removed to take off the timing cover. I simply cut it in half and replaced with some bulk hose I got from the store. Loosen up some of the otherbolts on the oil pan, to allow some room for the timing cover to move around. If not there may be pressure from the ... Radiator out, unbolt motor mounts and raise engine so balancer clears steering rack, impact gun on balancer bolt (1 5/16...), gently tap balancer forward and ... Honda Civic (2006 - 2015) - Busted off piece of the block while removing the timing chain cover. Any hope? Looks like its the ever elusive timing chain cover leak directly below the rear head gasket.. same old question guys.. please chime in ... Simply take all the oil pan bolts out, and let the oil pan hang down as much as it would allow, then removed the timing cover and went from there. The job is fairly easy, in fact it's taken me now...6 hours to tear it all down and get the cover back bolted on to the block! Remove the oil pump and shaft from the bottom, and distributor from the top (you should note your distributor drive position, if its at tdc the ... CAREFULLY pry around the edges of the cover with a flat head screwdriver.If you have removed all the bolts it should come loose. The crank "race ...