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How much work is involved in pulling an engine? 140-160

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posted by  Sil on  Wed Jun 22 14:40 CST 2005
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No reason why you shouldn't if you have the time, a place to do the work in, and something to lift the thing with. Just follow the steps in the Green Manual or Haynes. It's not rocket science. I strongly suggest you get, at least, the Haynes, but if you can't find one at a reasonable price ( around 10 bucks), let me know off-line, and I'll e-mail you the steps, although you can probably find them in the BB archives. In and out is a good day's work.
Bob S.






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