well i got it out in 2 hrs alone no help...im rebuiling my other 13b engine for the car which sould be in withing 2 weeks...

 

Nice, want to come to CO and help me remove mine?

 

hahah if u werre local i would

 

Haha, by myself it takes me about an hour or two to remove a longblock. With another person our record was 32 minutes.

 

come make mine run buddy lol

 

hahha, I remember you, car is made up of like 10 other fc's!

Nice work man, I think the hardest thing about getting an engine back IN is aligning it with the tranny. But then again, I've never taken or put an engine back into a car.

Man I'd give anything for a garage! Then I'd be taking my engine out as well. Right now we have a foundation for a garage, but thats about it, kind of like a big car port. If theres anything I hate its the fact that we're right beside a busy street, and I'll be working on my FC and people walking by are staring or some punk kids will shout somethin... ******* annoing.

 

hahaha sonic your insane 32 mins wow... sonic whats your record for puting one in lol

 

hahah, my fc is in my moms garage and she bitches non stop about it lol... i spill one drop of oil she flips... and today i got coolent and oil over over hahaahha... when she notices the brawl shall beguin lol

 

putting it in and hooking everything up, or having it running again? Running again was like 1 hour 14 minutes, putting it in and lining it up and getting everything hooked back up just waiting for fluids/fan shroud/etc is about 45 minutes

 

Noice! Looking good

 

cool, let the rebuilding begin!

 

im rebuilding a diffrent engine lil Red .....

 

p.s that is me in the pic

 

You need to get on that thing and ride it like Steve Buscemi in Armaggedon (sp?).

"Just wanted to feel the power between my legs, brother!"

 

lol

 

i assume it was a stripped model. i helped remove an n/a with power steering and A/C and it was a ****...

 

I have pulled dozens of rotary engines.
Never in 32 min. Thats insaine
Here is a piece of advice, when you put the
motor back in, make sure you have the engine
and tranny lined up pefectly. Take your time
and get a nice fit. My 3rd engine on reinstall
I didnt have the engine and tranny lined up
good and ate up the pilot bearing. P.I.T.A.
What a nightmaire. Just some advice you
probably already knew but take the extra
5 and make sure they line up good. Great job
so far man, keep it up

 

Pulling is one thing. Puttingit back in is another. Ask Loquin. I am not trying to discouage you, just giving you a bit of a hard time. I think your great pulling that motor at 15.

 

both can be an issue, i am no stranger to that....


be sure to check your rotor housings for any pits in the water jackets that look like someone took a drill to it, if there is any pits whatsoever i would probably look for a housing with none. after 4 engine R+Rs pitting(electrolyis), even minor, scares me...