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pulling the B20 engine on the ES 1800 1973

posted by  someone claiming to be patrick of mtl on  Wed Mar 18 03:53 CST 2009 [RELATED]

It really helps to jack up the front of the car HIGH. You can't have too much swing room for the back of the engine, especially as I presume you have an OD. I would take off the exhaust manifold, this is a good time to break seized studs as it will be easier to get them out with the engine out. I like to pull the dizzy as well so that I can't damage it. A helper is good, make sure everyone keeps their body parts topside and clear of any swaying engine bits....






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