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bad64chevelle · 01-30-2006, 08:30 AM

After months of procrastination, I finally yanked the Engine from the car. I was at first gonna take the trans off and go out the top, but last minute changes were made and it came out the bottom (with the trans). I have pulled many motors before but this was by far the biggest pain in the ass ever! I think GM just decided to run wires for the hell of it cause there are wires that I will never know where they go to and they just snake their way around the engine compartment. OK this is the end of my rant, I have till next weekend and It will be picked up and on its way to the scrap yard, all the extra parts will be stored in jake's (QuikZ28) shed and it will be the last of this car. Good luck to anyone who ever attempts this in the future, it isnt impossible but just a headache, some busted knuckles, etc.

01-30-2006, 08:30 AM	#1
bad64chevelle I will beat you with a toaster! Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 6,054 iTrader: (3)	Pulled the Engine from the 96 Z28 After months of procrastination, I finally yanked the Engine from the car. I was at first gonna take the trans off and go out the top, but last minute changes were made and it came out the bottom (with the trans). I have pulled many motors before but this was by far the biggest pain in the ass ever! I think GM just decided to run wires for the hell of it cause there are wires that I will never know where they go to and they just snake their way around the engine compartment. OK this is the end of my rant, I have till next weekend and It will be picked up and on its way to the scrap yard, all the extra parts will be stored in jake's (QuikZ28) shed and it will be the last of this car. Good luck to anyone who ever attempts this in the future, it isnt impossible but just a headache, some busted knuckles, etc. __________________ ___________________