ZEUS1
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Nice build!ok time for an update, now that the weather is playing nice, i started pulling the old motor.
Quick question, what is the best practice to removing the torque converter bolts? any suggestion would be appreciated.
Nice build!
I just remove them with like a 15 mm shallow socket (I think the bolts are actually hex and Allen on the inside?) and a 16" breaker bar. The engine will spin over but the breaker bar will get held against the block and you apply leverage to it.
Then turn the engine over, which is the tedious part because you have to go to the front to turn the engine by the crank bolt. Unless you have one of those tools to turn the flex plate or a helper.
That is my plan i think, I hope i will have help this weekend, so i don't have to get super creative holding the crank in place.Access them through the starter hole right?
That is my plan i think, I hope i will have help this weekend, so i don't have to get super creative holding the crank in place.
I don't believe i need to mark TC, i am going to research that though.Good luck. Wish I was there to help. Do you need to mark the flywheel to TC position? It's been a while since I pulled an engine. Some have offset bolt holes some don't.