motor pull need help
#21
RE: motor pull need help
ORIGINAL: fullbuilt
just a trick for your first time when you take somthing off stick the bolts back into your part or the block to keep it organized, if the bolts get mixed up it can get confusing when you put the new one in a week or two later
just a trick for your first time when you take somthing off stick the bolts back into your part or the block to keep it organized, if the bolts get mixed up it can get confusing when you put the new one in a week or two later
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#28
RE: motor pull need help
ORIGINAL: spudsterier
make sure that you disconnected the lower hose on the power steering resivoir.....otherwise you will get cought up becaust that one goes to the rack.....
make sure that you disconnected the lower hose on the power steering resivoir.....otherwise you will get cought up becaust that one goes to the rack.....
#29
RE: motor pull need help
ok now the hundred dallor question as you all know i have been pulling my motor from my car well i plan on droping in a new one the only thing is that the one im going to drop in is from an automatice and my car is a manuel tranny anddo i have to change parts or notwill this work i am hoping and praying it will
#30
RE: motor pull need help
all you have to do is change over the flywheel and its components.....nothing else
all motors from 95-99 auto or manual are interchangable
if you disconnect the lower hose it will leak all over......but you can drain when you diconnect the hose....just use a mcdonalds cup ur a tall thin cup to squeeze back there under the resivoir....but if you take off the big hose that goes to the pump, then you can drain most out where the hose connects to the pump....
sorry it sounds confusing, but im really tired
all motors from 95-99 auto or manual are interchangable
if you disconnect the lower hose it will leak all over......but you can drain when you diconnect the hose....just use a mcdonalds cup ur a tall thin cup to squeeze back there under the resivoir....but if you take off the big hose that goes to the pump, then you can drain most out where the hose connects to the pump....
sorry it sounds confusing, but im really tired