Anyone need a 3.4L? I have an extra (come see)
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Made some nice progress today.
FINALLY got around to pulling the old V6 from my '94. I removed it by myself and started around 4:30pm and just wrapped up around 10pm with one trip to Lowe's in that time (30mins). Now the fun begins. Enjoy!
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Good luck. The only luck i had was with this kid from ohio. He runs a performance and turbo place for the v6'ers. It might be fullthrottle or something like that. I cant remember.
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Got a bit more done today.
Used about 2 cans of engine degreaser to begin cleaning up the engine bay along with the wheel wells. I removed the battery tray along with the washer fluid reservoir. Took quite a bit of time removing the dashboard and the passenger side airbag. (no pics of that - batteries died - try to get some tomorrow) I also started to remove the a/c components which is not as simple as I initially thought it would be. I'll probably wrap that part up tomorrow. But here's a few more pics of my progress.
Used about 2 cans of engine degreaser to begin cleaning up the engine bay along with the wheel wells. I removed the battery tray along with the washer fluid reservoir. Took quite a bit of time removing the dashboard and the passenger side airbag. (no pics of that - batteries died - try to get some tomorrow) I also started to remove the a/c components which is not as simple as I initially thought it would be. I'll probably wrap that part up tomorrow. But here's a few more pics of my progress.