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PuRe RaGeJun-23-01 09:15 AM
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#3946, "Pulling my motor and have some questions."


          

I am pulling a motor tonight and a freind of mine took my Chiltons manual. I have a automatic and was wondering if the motor will pull right out or if I "need" to remove anything such as the underedrive pully and or any of the transmition stuff. ie. mounts or torque convertore. Any and all help is needed ASAP. Thanks

Here is what I have have.
JE 8:8.1 with rings boared .20 over
Seinze custom rods (600+hp)
Knife edged and shaved crank
Clevite bearings
Shaved oil pump to bump up oil preasure
Stage 3 ported and pollished head
twin Accel coil packs
PT lashers
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ErikJun-24-01 10:21 AM
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#3947, "RE: Pulling my motor and have some questions."
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good idea just to take the trans and everything out in one shot. No need to disconnect UDP. You will have to unhook A/C and trans lines ECT. HOpes this helps!

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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