Need help please, 6MT stock dampeners
#1
Need help please, 6MT stock dampeners
I need to confirm something with the stock engine dampeners that are on the 6MT. The shock absorber looking things.
Do they move around in the bracket? Mine are moving in the brackets. I can wiggle them around & twist them. I just replaced my broken side mount to cure some bad engine movement causing noises. I need to see if this is normal or are they supposed to be sold with little to no movement.
Thanks
Do they move around in the bracket? Mine are moving in the brackets. I can wiggle them around & twist them. I just replaced my broken side mount to cure some bad engine movement causing noises. I need to see if this is normal or are they supposed to be sold with little to no movement.
Thanks
#2
Burning Brakes
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those dampeners are crap man they are pretty much useless when i replaced mine with ones i got off ebay i could compress the stock ones just by pushing on them just go on ebay and buy two to replace those like what they did on this thread it helps alot with engine movement.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=dampeners
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=dampeners
#3
Suzuka Master
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I just tried to twist/move the rear in my six speed and it does not move within the bolted mount brackets on either end. The rubber sleave that covers the damper for protection is flimsy but secure for its intended purpose, protection.
I can't readily get to the front one because the S/C'er is in the way. I'm sure both of them are supposed to be secure with no movement if they are tightly bolted. If they tend to loosen up over time, a little blue loctite will help prevent.
I can't readily get to the front one because the S/C'er is in the way. I'm sure both of them are supposed to be secure with no movement if they are tightly bolted. If they tend to loosen up over time, a little blue loctite will help prevent.
Last edited by zeta; 06-16-2011 at 05:21 PM.
#4
OK then they are blown. Mine move in the bracket. They are tightly bolted.
I know I can try to replace them with something better but I'm trying to trace my clicking/knocking sounds cause I don't think it's my axles. The side mount was blown, I mean REALLY blown. When I stabbed the gas the entire engine violently moved.
I know I can try to replace them with something better but I'm trying to trace my clicking/knocking sounds cause I don't think it's my axles. The side mount was blown, I mean REALLY blown. When I stabbed the gas the entire engine violently moved.
#6
Yeah but I'm not. I don't want to add vibrations, I went through all that with innovative mounts. I'm just bought 2 stock replacements from Acura.
As per that thread my post from 2007 is still my fears on that mod. Vibrations, & loosening.
I can just replace the entire stock dampener in 30 minutes for both sides & be done with it for a while. I'm sure they blew because the side was gone, the power I put through the car & the 102K miles on it.
As per that thread my post from 2007 is still my fears on that mod. Vibrations, & loosening.
I can just replace the entire stock dampener in 30 minutes for both sides & be done with it for a while. I'm sure they blew because the side was gone, the power I put through the car & the 102K miles on it.
Last edited by fuzzy02CLS; 06-16-2011 at 08:16 PM.
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Suzuka Master
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Yeah but I'm not. I don't want to add vibrations, I went through all that with innovative mounts. I'm just bought 2 stock replacements from Acura.
As per that thread my post from 2007 is still my fears on that mod. Vibrations, & loosening.
I can just replace the entire stock dampener in 30 minutes for both sides & be done with it for a while. I'm sure they blew because the side was gone, the power I put through the car & the 102K miles on it.
As per that thread my post from 2007 is still my fears on that mod. Vibrations, & loosening.
I can just replace the entire stock dampener in 30 minutes for both sides & be done with it for a while. I'm sure they blew because the side was gone, the power I put through the car & the 102K miles on it.
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#9
Suzuka Master
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I see. I re-used everything except for the dampers and bushings, front and rear. It appears that for the front damper assembly (15) they include the upper bracket to the block and the lower to the cross beam. Same for the rear (14), the bracket to the engine mount.
In addition, the utilization of the Ingalls torque damper (at its highest setting) mounted to the passenger strut tower/ Fr. engine mount bracket helps stiffen things up real good as well.
In addition, the utilization of the Ingalls torque damper (at its highest setting) mounted to the passenger strut tower/ Fr. engine mount bracket helps stiffen things up real good as well.
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#12
Was it hard to loosen the bottom bolt for the rear dampener? I can't get it to budge. 14mm 1/2 inch socket with a breaker bar is not doing anything.
Is there something else holding it on the other side? I can't see back there.
And BTW the Acura factory must had an off day when they made the new front dampener assembly. The bracket was installed backwards! lol
Is there something else holding it on the other side? I can't see back there.
And BTW the Acura factory must had an off day when they made the new front dampener assembly. The bracket was installed backwards! lol
#14
The front I agree. The rear however uses a different engine mount then a auto. This mount needs another point of attachment to reduce engine front to back movement upon acceleration. I know because mine is busted & the engine shifts as I gas the engine quickly. Hence replacement. A stock engine I also agree with. When your pushing power though you need something unless you have poly mounts.
#15
Three Wheelin'
replce the stock front with nrg and get an ingalls stiffy top mount...looks to be tried and true on here with other members and i plan on doing it as well because im in the same boat as you...gl
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Suzuka Master
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#17
Yeah I have PB soaking on it. I'll try it again next weekend. Ran out of time.
I did notice the other side has a nut. I didn't see that at 1st & was tying to just crank the bolt. I'm going to have to remove the strut bars(neuspeed) & IMRC unit to reach it.
I did notice the other side has a nut. I didn't see that at 1st & was tying to just crank the bolt. I'm going to have to remove the strut bars(neuspeed) & IMRC unit to reach it.
#18
Suzuka Master
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You are doing it correctly, wrenching on the bolt side, that is. No need to remove the strut bar or IMRC to get at that nut, for wrenching. It is fixed in place to aid in the removal/replace function. My bet is that after it (the bolt) soaks in the PB for a week it will loosen right away.
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