installing motor...shortblock or long block?
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installing motor...shortblock or long block?
Hey guys, I'm about to install my new rebuild, and this is the first time I would have done this. Just trying to learn from your experiences as to what should I install onto the block while its out (assecories) and what I should bolt on and connect when its in the bay?
I'm doing the clutch too - that will be done while its out.
manis?
Pumps? (water/oil)
starter?
Other stuff I'm missing?
Any other tips?
I will be doing the job at a friends dad's shop, so we should have all the tools we need.
thanks,
-Alex
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I'm doing the clutch too - that will be done while its out.
manis?
Pumps? (water/oil)
starter?
Other stuff I'm missing?
Any other tips?
I will be doing the job at a friends dad's shop, so we should have all the tools we need.
thanks,
-Alex
91 n/a
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Originally posted by dr0x
Id put everything on there before it goes in.
Id put everything on there before it goes in.
especially when compared to doing it with the engine suspended at a nice working level...
...only thing you shouldn't put on is stuff that can be easily damaged.. (electronics and stuff... )
Starter goes on after the engine is bolted to the tranny....
oil pump should definately be on... ...'cause thats inside the front cover.... and I hope that is on... and the water pump should go on...
and take your time doing it!
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