Well I was changing the Idle Air Control Motor on my brothers 91 Civic and I stripped 1 of the 2 mounting holes in the Intake Manifold. Is there any way to fix this or do I need a new manifold?
Major thread damage includes generally badly smashed or stripped threads. sometimes either tap or die can b used. a tap is a threaded tool for cutting internal threads in holes. some things to remember is to use a coarse thread because it holds better thatn fine threads.you may be able touse the tapping oversize method. and you can use a thread repair insert when an oversized hole and fastner is not acceptable. ask if you need to know how to use a thread repair insert. that is your best bet. but thats my opinion.
Well we don't have a helicoil kit and didn't feel like buying one. Luckily my friend had a tap and we were able to torque that bolt down. Thanks again SHO.
Mods: none yet 4G63T engine swap in a few months, along with Evo III Exhaust Manifold, and Evo III O2 Exhaust Housing and full 3" exhaust including 3" downpipe then after that 16g turbo, intercooler, manual boost controller, aftermarket recerculation valve,550cc injectors, better flowing intake manifold, and more
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Originally Posted by Bobby BUdds
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Well we don't have a helicoil kit and didn't feel like buying one. Luckily my friend had a tap and we were able to torque that bolt down. Thanks again SHO.
Mods: none yet 4G63T engine swap in a few months, along with Evo III Exhaust Manifold, and Evo III O2 Exhaust Housing and full 3" exhaust including 3" downpipe then after that 16g turbo, intercooler, manual boost controller, aftermarket recerculation valve,550cc injectors, better flowing intake manifold, and more
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Originally Posted by mocha907
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