Using a TimeSert Tool on my '91 Civic Timing Belt Tensioner Bolt Hole | "HOW TO"

[@WhiteCharisma]

Very cool! I had a friend use simething similar to this, possibly a Helicoil for stripped headstud threads on a K24 block. Always thought these were neat, but definitely fear ever having to use em!

[@jdee3093]

Hey pal would this same size apply to D16y8 in the same spot atm 😢Would help a lot 😊

[@whispervista3861]

i used a helicoil on mine but when i screwed the botl in it was still shifting and idk if i should just gun it and tighten it or if i need to try and fix it further.

[@ianhoolihan2396]

Damn. that's clever

[@elalardoso18]

B16 on the horizon? 🙂

[@spencersgarage]

Nope. This original D15 is now running strong with 221K and still getting 40+ MPG.

[@tightgame9769]

Thank you for the video! I would have liked to see the drill type and method you used to drill the hole. Im currently in a predicament where i need to do something similar and have very little space to do it. This is why yhe drill equipment you used would have been helpful to see.

[@spencersgarage]

@@tightgame9769 I didn’t use a drill at all. I even say, explain, and show why in the video.

[@stetson1503]

Dude!

[@spencersgarage]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@oldskool1979]

Modern mechanics overtighten everything on aluminim... they are so stupid.