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crankshaft removal
rustynuts, I agree with Brian S. If you have a decent place to work and the tools to pull it out, do it.
One way or another you are going to have to split the motor from the bellhousing.
Nothing any more frustrating than fighting around in close quarters.
As always, my opinion only.
One way or another you are going to have to split the motor from the bellhousing.
Nothing any more frustrating than fighting around in close quarters.
As always, my opinion only.
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