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    Intake manifold

    Are the studs, that sit the throttle body, attached to the manifold or can they be taken off? Friend and I were replacing a lot of things around the area and he broke a stud off :( Nothing is sticking off. I went to the BMW dealership (which they call me mr. trouble by now) and you can order the studs individually so hopefully they can. Thank you for the feedback.


    adam
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    #2
    So the stud broke off flush with the manifold? If so, you are going to have to drill a hole in the center of it and use an easy-out to get it out. If that doesn't work, you'll have to drill it completely out and put in a thread insert.

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      #3
      Taking a better look, with the throttle off there is a little sticking out. Can it be done then with vice/wrench?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Dozyproductions View Post
        Taking a better look, with the throttle off there is a little sticking out. Can it be done then with vice/wrench?
        If you can get it on, use a small punch and try to tap it around.
        I think your going to have to go the easy out way though for that stud.
        ///Monstrosity. (OO≡≡[][]≡≡OO)

        Aside from showing yourself to be offensive, lacking experience and ignorant in the ways of business, you're also illiterate and imprudent. Beyond that, your sense of liability is severely impaired.

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          #5
          alrighty then. Thanks for the responses. Back to garage i go!

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            #6
            Vice grips.

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              #7
              Yes, I would try vice grips first.

              A big problem with easy-outs is they have a tendency to brake off in the bolt. And, since they are hardened steel, you pretty much can't drill them out and are therefore, SOL.

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                #8
                Just to update, there was just enough to of it left to use a vice. My idle seems to be stable now and everything is working okay. I will probably try to check for torn hoses or leaks anyways though.


                So thanks guys. The BMW dealership in San Luis Obispo was telling me i need to get a new intake manifold :crazy:

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                  #9
                  They want your money:hitler:

                  I was taking the exhaust manifold off an old car and i stripped a bolt, and broke the nut off. I asked them and they said it would need to be machined or a new head bought. I just used a bolt splitter and made a groove big enough to get a grip with the Vicegrips.

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                    #10
                    That would of been a pain! I don't think these people wanted my money (of course they wouldn't mind) more than none of them, including a couple of the technicians, know a m20 engine anymore.

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                      #11
                      I know, you go down to the dealer and say e30 thirty and it seems like sometimes they have to get a reference from a picture out of a book.

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