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Old 11-25-2007, 01:52 PM
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I have to pull my motor out of the top because I'm not so blessed to have a hoist to work on. Is it easier to pull motor and tranny at the same time or just the motor? I'm looking and it looks like a bitch to get to the bell housing bolts. It might be a lot easier when i have the intake off.
Old 11-27-2007, 09:57 PM
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Someone must have an opinion.

In case anyone hasn't noticed, I'm very free with mine, but I haven't had the pleasure of an F-Body engine swap just yet...
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motor and trans at the same time. Bell housing bolts can be a PITA.
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+1 pull em at the same time
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You can use a cherry picker to lift the car off of the k-member/engine/trans assembly and do it from the bottom
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Originally Posted by keliente
You can use a cherry picker to lift the car off of the k-member/engine/trans assembly and do it from the bottom
That must be one bad-*** cherry-picker. The last one I had was only rated for 1.5 tons...
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Originally Posted by haacer
That must be one bad-*** cherry-picker. The last one I had was only rated for 1.5 tons...
we had a two ton thats exactly how we did it worked out fine. bout 6 hour process




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