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05-26-2010, 03:51 PM

#11

dimebag

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Ive done it countless times with out lifting the motor...and if that space is what u concider a tight squeeze then just stop now...thats cake compared to getting into some plalces on these cars

05-26-2010, 06:20 PM

#12

FAKnGT

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Hey, I'm trying to help the guy out. And since I did the head gaskets already, I know there are more tight spaces then that.

05-26-2010, 06:31 PM

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trailor

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Originally Posted by FAKnGT

Have you physically done it without lifting the motor Trailor? And if so, is the tight squeeze worth taking the 5-10 minutes to get all the clearance you need?

actually yes i have, and that five to ten minutes of a tight squeeze was just as aggravating as removing the motor mount, which i have also done. why make more work for yourself?

05-26-2010, 07:02 PM

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FAKnGT

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Originally Posted by trailor

actually yes i have, and that five to ten minutes of a tight squeeze was just as aggravating as removing the motor mount, which i have also done. why make more work for yourself?

Ha ha, screwed eiher way huh? I never had any problems unhooking my mounts, so I didn't think it was a bad suggestion. That stupid O2 sensor should have been installed at a different angle...oh well.

05-27-2010, 12:58 AM

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trailor

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Originally Posted by FAKnGT

Ha ha, screwed eiher way huh? I never had any problems unhooking my mounts, so I didn't think it was a bad suggestion. That stupid O2 sensor should have been installed at a different angle...oh well.

hah no arguments here