TCT swap with Vortech SC
has anyone ever attempted to swap their TCT with a Vortech SC? it seems do-able, but just time consuming? i attempted to swap it out and was able to get the 2 bolts loose, but that's about it. would it be easier to remove the vtec solenoid from the bracket to have more access from the top? any tips?


TIA!
::UPDATE::
removing the vtec solenoid with (3) 10mm bolts and unclipping the 2 clips was far easier than attempting to maneuver around to the tct beneath the vortech sc bracket solenoid bracket.
so yes, replacing the tct with a basic 10mm socket and 10mm wrench IS do-able


TIA!
::UPDATE::
removing the vtec solenoid with (3) 10mm bolts and unclipping the 2 clips was far easier than attempting to maneuver around to the tct beneath the vortech sc bracket solenoid bracket.
so yes, replacing the tct with a basic 10mm socket and 10mm wrench IS do-able
Yes it is possible. Like you said, it is very time consuming as you cannot see any of the bolts you are working with. You may want to wear a long sleeve shirt or place a rag over the heat shield as it has tendency to dig into your skin.
Overall it is a major pain, but still easier than removing the SC bracket.
Overall it is a major pain, but still easier than removing the SC bracket.
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Careful with removing VTEC solenoid, things are getting old and if your in a seasonal environment that gasket will get brittle and break easily just by removing it sometimes it sticks to both surfaces.
Just FYI doesn't hurt to have one on standby. I live in HI and I guess dealerships don't have the space to keep things stocked as much so I have to do alot of forward thinking just in case cause the soonest I can get anything is a three day wait.
Just FYI doesn't hurt to have one on standby. I live in HI and I guess dealerships don't have the space to keep things stocked as much so I have to do alot of forward thinking just in case cause the soonest I can get anything is a three day wait.
Careful with removing VTEC solenoid, things are getting old and if your in a seasonal environment that gasket will get brittle and break easily just by removing it sometimes it sticks to both surfaces.Just FYI doesn't hurt to have one on standby. I live in HI and I guess dealerships don't have the space to keep things stocked as much so I have to do alot of forward thinking just in case cause the soonest I can get anything is a three day wait.
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