Subject	they are right, technically you could if you dropped the
Posted by	pearlyellowtt on June 24, 2008 at 7:25 PM
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In Reply To	pistons can't be removed from the bottom of the engine (n/m) posted by aliaZ on June 24, 2008 at 07:18 PM
Message	cross member, pulled the pan and then pulled off the timing belt, lower pulley and some how dropped the crank, but i would never consider it. It was hard to do with my engine out of the car. Plus it wasnt being put back together, i got rid of it in peices
Follow Ups	ever pulled #2 cylinder while engine is in the car? - fst300zx 19:00:13 06/24/08 So you want to pull the piston - ZXRider(SoCal) 19:12:40 06/24/08 ahh? it wont clear the crankshaft? (n/m) - fst300zx 19:21:03 06/24/08 no, it won't clear the webbing for the main bearing - aliaZ 20:20:44 06/24/08 pistons can't be removed from the bottom of the engine (n/m) - aliaZ 19:18:30 06/24/08 they are right, technically you could if you dropped the - pearlyellowtt 19:25:48 06/24/08 ok i understand.. i was trying to figure another way - fst300zx 19:43:55 06/24/08 no - aliaZ 20:19:23 06/24/08 gotcha.. ok thanks for the help (n/m) - fst300zx 20:42:21 06/24/08 you could air hammer it in to pieces to get it out, then get - SpecNATT (Houston) 00:22:08 06/25/08 agree - eyagel (Houston) 00:24:51 06/25/08 Re: ever pulled #2 cylinder while engine is in the car? - 90coupeconversion 00:43:31 06/25/08 2nd. (n/m) - na300zx (OH) 05:11:24 06/25/08
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