Can any one tell me where i can get the bolt NutBoot.and and how to replace it..Its a Non vtec the One all the way to the left hand side where the cruse controle wire runes in to

 

WTF??

you remove the bolt by turning it counterclockwise.

bolts and bolt rubber/seat are sold in honda

rune in? wtf? did you snapped the bolt?

rusted? stripped? jebus?

 

Well i broke the stud trying to retighten it and i should have refrased that question to how do i reaplace the Broken stud on my valve cover and where to do i get another bolt and the ruber busshing

 

go to the junk yard get a good one, and if you have enough rome vice grips should work. if that just takes down the thread, try irwns bolt removers, they are revised threaded to cut into d bolts, and nuts.

 

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they sell a reverse grip for broken stud, mostly will not work if you torque them down really good. most of the time you'll be faster drilling the bastard out.

bolt and bushing will be availble in honda, get it new, nothing is worth than snapping another bolt after you remove the old one.

 

yep those revesied grip are the ones I am talking about. and yeah new would be the way to go.

 

Those studs act as a cam cap bolt. They have a bolt head at the bottom of the stud part where you broke it. Just unscrew it and put a new one in. They break often, just be careful next time since you put a ton of pressure on it the first time.

 

SO all i would have to do is grab a pair of vice grips and un screw the valve cover? man how come i didnt think of that

 

Remove your valve cover and use a wrench there is a nut on the stud to remvoe it.

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Just as he said.^^

 

I didn't know at ther was a nut at the bottem of the stud. Thats good to know, learn something new every day.