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Engine Switch Time Approaching.. Preparing the B20E 120-130

posted by  walrus3 on  Thu Oct 26 15:47 CST 2006
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It is MUCH easier to pull and install an engine if the car is jacked up
pretty high, so rolling the car is somewhat of a disadvantage. This is
especially true if the tranny is on it at the time. But you can get the
car in the right place, block the rear wheels and then jack it up and put
it on stands. 8" higher than normal is not too much.
Just about all the B20s, with possible exception of 74 and 75 models had
felt main seals. But if you have the updated cover and housing, no problem.
If you don't I can probably help you.
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George Downs Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!






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New Engine Switch Time Approaching.. Preparing the B20E [120-130]
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