Pulling motor question
11-07-10, 11:50 AM
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Pulling motor question
93 FD. Since my rear rotor has no compression it's time to pull the motor. Is it easier to pull it with the transmission or by itself?
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11-07-10, 05:19 PM
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if you have an engine hoist that will adjust the angle then pulling motor and tranny at the same time is a little simpler since the bolts are hard to remove.
i removed the engine itself on my fc left the tranny bolted up and later found out my throw out clutch bearing was broken. might have been from removal. so i recommend pulling both.
i removed the engine itself on my fc left the tranny bolted up and later found out my throw out clutch bearing was broken. might have been from removal. so i recommend pulling both.
11-07-10, 05:39 PM
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Different people will tell you different things. If you are going to re-install the motor with OEM motor mounts, I find it easier to re-install with the transmission already mated to the engine. With aftermarket motor mounts, I leave the transmission in the car.
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