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Go on your computer in your browser and type in '1990 Honda Accord 2.2 4 cylinder head bolts torque specifications'. You will get back the engine bolt layout with the bolts numbered with the torque specs. You tighten the bolts according to the numbers of the bolts in the order starting with number 1 and working to the highest number.
Pull the transmission back (or remove) enough to access the flywheel/ torque converter. Remove the converter from the flywheel, then you will see the flywheel bolts that mount the flywheel to the crankshaft--(I think there are 6). It is advisable to replace these bolts with new ones when reinstalling the flywheel, and be sure to get the proper torque spec for the bolts from autozone or a reputable shop and torque them sequencially correct and to the proper spec.
the main bearings bolts is to 1st step 30Nm or 22lbs ft and the last step is 75Nm or 54lbs ft in this tighten secuence. 9 3 1 5 7 on the top bolts and........ ........ ........ ... 8 6 2 4 10 botton bolts and the connecting rod 45Nm or 34 lbs ft i hope be help you
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