marty79
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3layers of this scrap thin sheeting works well for this lol. 9 total amount. Ready for rebuild
Got to improvise
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rodney eppes
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Gotta use what you got!
Reid
Hasnt Seen Dirt in Years
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or you could just roll the vehicle backwards.
marty79
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I've done thay before, don't like it
Jeff B
Thanos was right
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easier to pull engine & tranny all in one piece too.
GotWood
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Good advise, I'll remember that the next time I pull one.
marty79
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Been there but no room here.
Having that said, pulling the head first makes pulling just the motor way way easier especially for those E12 bolts
a_kelley
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Drop xmember & you can get to them easily. Almost a straight shot with 4ft xtension. Also another trick, remove starter after removing the tc bolts and use a starter switch to bump the motor over. Match Mark last bolt to flywheel if reusing saves a few minutes. I pull the fuel rail off the intake and zip it to fire wall instead of fooling with the clips on the connectors (older model with wire clips).