wrXtian

ok i plan on isntalling my turbo this coming weekend in my integra and i kinda have the idea of where the oil feed line goes, but what tool do i need to take this out so i can plug in my new line.. and is it difficult to remove?
thanks

wrXtian

anyone?

OKSolSi

Here is a big ******* tip I found out myself AFTER going thruogh the hassle of finding the oil tap tee measurement myself for my custom turbo. The store "AutoZone" if you have one around you has something called a "tee kit" that I saw one day while looking for some oil for my car. I shat my pants because it took me so long to find the oil tap measurement.. I made ilke 95 trips to Home Depot. Their "tee it" fits honda cars and should get you going. Then all you need is the steel braided hose which you can pick up at a hardware store labeled "Dishwasher Hose". Good luck bro.

BTW, no its not hard to remove. You may have to get rid of some mounting brackets to be able to get up in there though. I had to move a cat bracket that wasn't even holding the cat in place really so I never put it back on. Also, remove your oil filter so you have more space. Again, good luck.


[Modified by OKSolSi, 1:48 AM 8/29/2002]

wrXtian

what kinda tool do i need to remove it.. i heard a 23 mm socket??

OKSolSi

24mm deep socket

DeepSi

i think i used a 15/16 deep well socket and it worked fine. i will make sure though
-deepsi

Scott - 93HB Si

It was a 24mm (socket works best, also wrench works if you have enough room back there). As for the thread, 1/8" BSPT works perfectly.

pelotudo

It depends on the OPS you are using. My stock one (ZC) used a 24mm, but the new one I got at Pep Boys was a 23mm, and the 2nd new one I got (Long story) from Discount was 7/8" (Prolly 23mm...but they didn't have a 23mm deep socket for me to try).

jB

94cxhybrid-T

i am in the middle of my install and i did the oil feed today and i used a 15/16ths deep socket 12pt. HTH


[Modified by 94cxhybrid-T, 10:58 PM 8/29/2002]

DeepSi

Yeah the one i had to use was the 15/16" 12pt deep socket. Maybe the 24mm is the same size almost? 15/16 = .9375 inches and 24mm = .94488. Close, i wonder which one is the correct size.

-deepsi