December 13, 200421 yr Author sweet, 130 k on that motor, it's gonna get a hillbilly fixin...Next stop...reman motor anyway.
December 13, 200421 yr You CAN, but in my experience, it is faster and less frustrating to just snatch it out and deal with it.
December 13, 200421 yr Author I'd love to, car needs this, that and the other thing also. I don't have any place descent to work on it though, so I look a the car itself as a parts container. It is a sucky situation.
December 13, 200421 yr I'd love to, car needs this, that and the other thing also. I don't have any place descent to work on it though, so I look a the car itself as a parts container. It is a sucky situation. I am in the same sucky situation. My OBW is a "part container" too! You do not have to take the engine out. The professional mechanics seldom will. There are 2 engine mounts to unbolt, take the exhaust off (after saturating the manifold nuts and studs with penatrating oil) put a big ol thick piece of wood under the oil pan and jack up the engine as far as it will go. If you have the right shop with engine lifts and a place to work, then heck yeah, it would be much nicer to pull it. However if we are in the same boat, outside in the cold rolling around on a gravel driveway with no garage, then leave the engine in. Greg
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