VTEC Solenoid Gasket Seal Kit Spool Valve with Filter Screen Fits Honda S2000 AP1 AP2 F20c F22c

hey everyone as the s2000 grows and age it is pretty common for rubber gaskets to flatten and fail to seal if you have oily residue collecting on a cylinder head near the VTEC solenoid it is likely that your VTEC solenoid gaskets need replacing the first thing you want to do is take a ten millimeter socket to loosen the three bolts holding the VTEC solenoid to the VTEC oil pressure switch next undo the VTEC solenoid connector in the VTEC oil pressure switch connector remove the VTEC oil pressure switch by using a ten millimeter socket to loosen the three bolts holding the VTEC oil pressure switch to the cylinder head inspect the gaskets on the VTEC solenoid and the VTEC oil pressure switch if the gaskets feel flat or flush with the surface they will need to be replaced insert the new VTEC solenoid gasket into place and apply some oil to it then use the 10 millimeter bolts to fasten the