the backwards engine tranny bolt?????
07-31-2010, 04:12 PM
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the backwards engine tranny bolt?????
how the heck do you get it out, i was at it the past 2 hours and cant figuar out a way?
taking the engine out of my 95 supercharged to drop into my 93 se
taking the engine out of my 95 supercharged to drop into my 93 se
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Go to the passenger side, remove the tire and splash guard. Now remove the bracket that connects the diff cover to the engine block. Then use a bunch of extensions and you get get right to it.
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Taking the rear manifold off is more trouble than what its worth when the engine is installed.
I'm with Dan. Much easier to snake some extensions underneath the manifold.
Also, it would be much safer if you removed the oil pressure sensor. I've broken a couple trying to get to that bolt.
I'm with Dan. Much easier to snake some extensions underneath the manifold.
Also, it would be much safer if you removed the oil pressure sensor. I've broken a couple trying to get to that bolt.
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Taking the rear manifold off is more trouble than what its worth when the engine is installed.
I'm with Dan. Much easier to snake some extensions underneath the manifold.
Also, it would be much safer if you removed the oil pressure sensor. I've broken a couple trying to get to that bolt.
I'm with Dan. Much easier to snake some extensions underneath the manifold.
Also, it would be much safer if you removed the oil pressure sensor. I've broken a couple trying to get to that bolt.
08-01-2010, 11:08 AM
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thanks bys! i got it! had to take off that mount and the sender and she came right out, the engine is now out on the engine stand all cleaned up ready for some paint
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I meant for him to post up pics of the engine on the stand and to get pics of the paint job.
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