Subject	Good advice already mentioned above.
Posted by	SammybTT(TN) on April 29, 2013 at 12:02 PM
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In Reply To	first engine pull posted by ZEchen951 on April 26, 2013 at 11:08 PM
Message	There is a engine removal / reinstall procedure that you can download from this site. I also used cardboard to keep the bolt locations identify...example is transmission bolts are various lengths. Just draw an outline of the transmission housing the push the bolts thru the cardboard at the appropriate location. Also one PITA was the accordian hoses. I would remove them before pulling and replacing the engine. Good Luck!
Follow Ups	first engine pull - ZEchen951 23:08:29 04/26/13 zip lock bags & label nuts, bolts..ect ect - nonstopna 01:45:22 04/27/13 lol never mind about the "Bug". You/we have an NA (n/m) - nonstopna 01:46:49 04/27/13 Oh.. burn! - Cjw3 11:19:40 04/27/13 LoL you forget i have an NA too. :-) (n/m) - nonstopna 16:10:06 04/27/13 Buy a cheap digital camera and photo areas before dismantle. - 280ZuL8R 13:12:45 04/28/13 Re: first engine pull - brian913 06:26:44 04/27/13 Follow the guide on here... - Stanky 16:48:00 04/27/13 Re: Follow the guide on here... - ZEchen951 17:34:56 04/27/13 yup, delete that damn egr "while the engine is out" - Stanky 17:45:45 04/27/13 here's the engine - ZEchen951 17:43:04 04/27/13 Looks very clean! Keep up the good work (n/m) - Stanky 17:47:38 04/27/13 Oooooooo...veeeeeeery nice!! (n/m) - longlivetheZ 22:05:33 04/27/13 A transmission jack is handy. Makes it easier during - jzack 23:05:54 04/28/13 Re: first engine pull - ZEchen951 07:39:55 04/29/13 Good advice already mentioned above. - SammybTT(TN) 12:02:21 04/29/13 Get comparmentalized plastic containers - megaDan 11:34:32 05/01/13
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