My engine is out
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I finally rented a hoist today and pulled my engine. It went pretty smooth. I took the arms off the engine stand and bolted it straight to the plate which seems to work good. Everything is off the engine now, I just have to hunt down one of those huge nuts for my flywheel tomorrow. With my exhaust manifold off I got a good look at my rear rotor and found that one of the apex seals was chipped! Now I don't feel so bad for not doing the ATF :bigok: I can't waite to get those suckers all polished up and looking nice.
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Originally Posted by isamu' date='May 07 2002,21:45
With my exhaust manifold off I got a good look at my rear rotor and found that one of the apex seals was chipped! Now I don't feel so bad for not doing the ATF
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It is an 88 13B n/a. Actually I took off the upper intake and the vacuum cluster before I took it out, which made it easier.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out
I think I will just go with the street port which will be cool. I still haven't found a 2 1/8 nut for the flywheel however, maybe tomorrow.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out
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Originally Posted by isamu' date='May 08 2002,17:13
It is an 88 13B n/a. Actually I took off the upper intake and the vacuum cluster before I took it out, which made it easier.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out I think I will just go with the street port which will be cool. I still haven't found a 2 1/8 nut for the flywheel however, maybe tomorrow.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out
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Posted: May 09 2002,00:34
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Quote (isamu @ May 08 2002,17:13)
It is an 88 13B n/a. Actually I took off the upper intake and the vacuum cluster before I took it out, which made it easier.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out I think I will just go with the street port which will be cool. I still haven't found a 2 1/8 nut for the flywheel however, maybe tomorrow.
Hey, I'm thinking of selling the dual exhaust off of my vert, let me know if you are interested.
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Posted: May 09 2002,00:34
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Quote (isamu @ May 08 2002,17:13)
It is an 88 13B n/a. Actually I took off the upper intake and the vacuum cluster before I took it out, which made it easier.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out I think I will just go with the street port which will be cool. I still haven't found a 2 1/8 nut for the flywheel however, maybe tomorrow.
Hey, I'm thinking of selling the dual exhaust off of my vert, let me know if you are interested.
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Originally Posted by isamu' date='May 09 2002,07:58
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Quote (isamu @ May 08 2002,17:13)
It is an 88 13B n/a. Actually I took off the upper intake and the vacuum cluster before I took it out, which made it easier.
Yea I am hoping the inside of the rear housing is alright, guess I'll be finding out I think I will just go with the street port which will be cool. I still haven't found a 2 1/8 nut for the flywheel however, maybe tomorrow.
Hey, I'm thinking of selling the dual exhaust off of my vert, let me know if you are interested.
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Originally Posted by isamu' date='May 09 2002,07:58
Yeah I'm interested, that would be cool. Let me know how much you want and when you want to sell it, cause I don't have the cash right now. I could work some slightly damaged series V round tail lights into the payment if you're interested Why aren't you going to put it back on your vert?
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The socket your looking for(for the flywheel nut), can be had at 4-wheel drive shops.(and maybe a good parts store.) I've got one that I use for the front hubs of my Scout and if I remember right it wasn't all that expenstive.(I used it to take the nut off of my Turbo II.) Its not like buying Snap-on or S&K, its welded togather.
Since were so close, if your not in a hurry I can mail it over to you on monday and you can mail it back to me.(cross sound.)
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Since were so close, if your not in a hurry I can mail it over to you on monday and you can mail it back to me.(cross sound.)
Dave Webster
Port Orchard, Wa.
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Thanks WdWflash, I appreciate the offer. Unfortunately I bought one on Thursday at an industrial supply place so now I have one of my very own Luckily it only took me about a half hour of cranking to get it off, I was afraid it would take longer like a day or two. I thought it might be as stubborn as the pitman arm on my Jeep which ate up one puller and took about 4 days to get off. It almost took out my toe when it finally shot off. :notify: