whats thequickest and easiest way to pull a motor and trans? im starting it tomorrow(saturday)

 

Faster is not always better, I’ve seen engines removed in record time but, it took twice as long to reassemble due to damaged parts.
If you don’t have one pick up a Haynes manual chances are you’ll need it some where along the way and it does have a section on engine/transaxle removal.

 

quckest is to cut the wires and pull with a picker riping everything apart olong the way. but i would only suggest it for grabbing at the boneyard

 

haha..very funny, i work ata garage, so i have just about every tool immaginable in my hands, including a hoist and cherry picker.hehe...the repair manual i got is a clymens or something, and it doesnt give much info on how to remove the motor...well, i guess weel see how it goes...and by the way, i want toget it out without breaking ANYTHING!!!

 

yeah but see thats just what their saying... in ur post u said the --fastest-- which would be the bone yard style. quite simple to pull an engine really. just pay attention to what ur doing take some pictures for future referance and dont make any rash decisions when u get frustrated. use masking tape to mark wires, write on the tape what they conect to ( which sensor or general area) and tag everything. taking ur time on removing an engine (or trans.(or both)) can save u the extreme pain of getting lost on the install.

If u do manage to get lost.u can alwayse come back and chat with us to get yourself back on track.

 

i started a thred in here about a week ago and mine in out ill post it at the top its called motor pull these guys know what they are talking about and it took me one week but thats cuz of work it should take you two day if you have the hole wekend

 

ill tell you what man thats real good time for a first time,