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wow joodoo - that must be one unhappy crank rod.
Honestly, it ususally takes a HUGE air compressor...and a very good TQ impact.
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Ahhhh, you know what? I used a similar method to torque the thing back on. I used two chunks of 2x4 between the crank and the block!
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So i was thinkin all I need to do is stop the engine from turning right? So i went out back, got my saw, cut a 4 or so inch piece of about 3 in diameter wood from a tree, put it on top of piston #1, bolted on the head, and what do you know, off comes the nasty bolt...:loco:
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I think I used a couple bolts and a big wrench, and my dad stood on the motor to hold it still.
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Well im trying to be creative and find a way to hold the engine from turning. I tryed wedging a socket extention bewteen a few pully bolts but it just bent the shit out of the bolts.
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Tons of leverage.
You WILL need a cheater bar to slip over the end of a breaker bar.
You have to out it back on with ~325ft/lbs as well.
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Meh, it wasn't gonna fit... I dropped it off at the driveshaft shop today. Getting 1 3/16" taken out of the front half. Should be moving under it's own power by this weekend!!! And it only took... 6 months... of laziness.
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Yeah, if it's about that 1/8" shorter than you expect, you'll just have 1/8" less spline contact, but in the grand scheme of things, it's really not alot at all. My driveshaft fit perfectly as well!
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I just went out and looked at my driveshaft, and I think that once I get the E30 csb on it, I won't even have to shorten it! It appears to be within about 1/8 inch when I hold it all up there, so maybe I will get lucky. I'll definitely keep you all posted.
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Originally posted by euroshark View PostI used the stock M30 (6 series) hoses to the heater core and they fit perfectly.
That makes sense, since using the e34 hoses are out since the overflow tank is near the firewall on those. I guess the 6 series had the tank closer to where the e30's is.
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I used the stock M30 (6 series) hoses to the heater core and they fit perfectly.
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I'm also stumped on the heater core connections... a diagram of sorts would be golden about now.
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