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    this weekend im starting my project. im replacing my engine. im starting on sunday, i forgot how much stuff i need.... grrr... im frustrated like HELL! the guy who built the old engine was a complete moron. so i gotta replace alot of things, plus the new parts i need for the new engine. oil filter, spark plugs, gaskets for headers and intake, new oil for the engine and tranny, not to mention the pull! i havent even done that yet. it all begins on sunday, by draining the fluids...... is any one sharing in my frustration?haha ....oh man

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    Pull a motor on a Grand Marquis/Crown Vic after 15 years of NY rust. Short Answer - Oh yeah.
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    damn yea i bet it was haha

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    Thats how u get your very own Jesse James patch. And if your lucky a scar or two. I had an aquaintance who always said do it till u get good at it. LOL
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    Originally posted by Ives Bradley
    Thats how u get your very own Jesse James patch. And if your lucky a scar or two. I had an aquaintance who always said do it till u get good at it. LOL
    who is jesse james

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    I'm sorry to hear that it's frustration for you. For me, it's therapy. All my troubles go away as soon as I get a wrench in my hand. Maybe you should hire it out.
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    Could always do a engine push on a 95 Grand Am and take it out through the bottom Or a Chevy van out through the door We know we all love it


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    hahaha wow thats sounds pretty tough

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    The Grand Am is not that bad, the van is what sucks

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    Aint that bad ,unless you have to do it twice in one weekend.

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    I agree with Techinspector1 - it's therapy for me too. If you do get that frustrated, I think maybe letting someone else do it is a good solution. If you don't hire it out, maybe a close friend that considers it therapy - but you shouldn't get all tense up about it - that takes all the FUN out of it!

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    Re: engine pull

     



    Originally posted by mad hooker
    this weekend im starting my project. im replacing my engine. im starting on sunday, i forgot how much stuff i need.... grrr... im frustrated like HELL! the guy who built the old engine was a complete moron. so i gotta replace alot of things, plus the new parts i need for the new engine. oil filter, spark plugs, gaskets for headers and intake, new oil for the engine and tranny, not to mention the pull! i havent even done that yet. it all begins on sunday, by draining the fluids...... is any one sharing in my frustration?haha ....oh man
    LOL...Woah Baby! You're starting this weekend and you're already frustrated...hahahahahaha....it's gonna be a VERY long project!
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    No kiidin! No sense in lettin an inanimate object kick your hindend before you even git started! I admit that some jobs are more dreadful than others, like when I had to pull the trans/trnsfer case outta my Wagoneer the second time because of a bad t/converter, but there are those jobs that are fun like building an engine for a muscle car, or streetrod cause there's nuttin like firin that thang up for the first time! YEEHAW! Of course, some of me are more simple minded than others too.
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    hahah nah i not frustrated about it , it was all the crap i had to go through to get the van to my house. last night i started on it.... loved it as soon as i started wrenching away, already got some scruffs from it, my forearm was sore as hell, i was trying to unbolt the bumper, and the damn speed wrench slipped and i smacked my arm on the cross member! ow! haha but its all good i go back it tomarrow after work. ima pull the alternator,starter, fan, and the wires and most of the little things, hopefully tomarrow ill have pics.

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