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Old Jul 16, 2004 | 09:30 AM
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I guess gods sitting upon his thrown and giggling at you. Sorry for your missfortune bud... Just blame it all on DT!
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Old Jul 16, 2004 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by DaWorm,Jul 16 2004, 01:16 PM
I had 2 oil leaks..
1 that appeared to be the Oil Temp feeder (or very near it)
another that was the gasket that attaches the oil cooler to the oil pan.
(the oil pan was removed to install the oil tap for the s/c)
Did your installer use teflon tape on ALL threads? (I made sure to tell my guy this b4 the install). If not, make sure they do the 2nd time around.

xviper posted about this problem HERE.
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Old Jul 16, 2004 | 09:39 AM
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I had clicking in the rear driver's side wheel... it turned out to be the spindle nut.

Sucks you're still having trouble, and sorry I recommended you to DT in the first place. I'm never going back there again myself. A few months, I took my M3 there to put in there H&R Coilovers. Did everything fine except they left the wheel nuts loose on my front driver side wheel. Thankfully I checked it out and tightened it. The mechanic replied with "oops" when I informed him. Yea "oops" the wheel could of came off and I would have crashed. Then when I got home and looked it over again... Found a HUGE scratch on one of my 1 week old BBS LM wheels. I was PISSED. I took the car back immediately and to make a long story short, they denied damaging it and blamed me. Now how the fock could I damage 1 week old wheels, that only had 25 miles on them. I replaced it with a new one from TireRack and sent DT the bill. I'm still out $1100.
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Old Jul 16, 2004 | 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by mav,Jul 16 2004, 01:39 PM
I had clicking in the rear driver's side wheel... it turned out to be the spindle nut.
yeah...
gonna have it looked at again
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Old Jul 16, 2004 | 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by mav,Jul 16 2004, 01:39 PM
I had clicking in the rear driver's side wheel... it turned out to be the spindle nut.
where did you go to have it fixed.. and how long did it take?
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Old Jul 16, 2004 | 10:06 AM
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I had to take it to Braman Honda, dropped it off and picked it up after work. You're probably better off taking it to Rick Case though.

There's a Honda service document regarding the spindle nut issue somewhere on this website.
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Old Jul 19, 2004 | 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by mav,Jul 16 2004, 01:39 PM
I had clicking in the rear driver's side wheel... it turned out to be the spindle nut.

Sucks you're still having trouble, and sorry I recommended you to DT in the first place. I'm never going back there again myself. A few months, I took my M3 there to put in there H&R Coilovers. Did everything fine except they left the wheel nuts loose on my front driver side wheel. Thankfully I checked it out and tightened it. The mechanic replied with "oops" when I informed him. Yea "oops" the wheel could of came off and I would have crashed. Then when I got home and looked it over again... Found a HUGE scratch on one of my 1 week old BBS LM wheels. I was PISSED. I took the car back immediately and to make a long story short, they denied damaging it and blamed me. Now how the fock could I damage 1 week old wheels, that only had 25 miles on them. I replaced it with a new one from TireRack and sent DT the bill. I'm still out $1100.
Well..
Had the spindle nut re-torqued at Miami Acura...THANKS VAUGHN!!!

NO MORE CLICKING!!! WOOO HOOO!!!

as far as DT goes... don't sweat it dude.. There is no way in Hell you would have told me to go there.. had you known.. I have always known that...

Sorry to hear about your rims... and they do seem to have a nut tightening issue don't they? sheeesh! that one could have been worse than the drivetrain.. fortunately.. it was caught...

Now... still trying to figure out the oil feeder issue... hard to get under there and actually see where its leaking...
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