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Sat Dec 06, 2008 6:21 pm
after 8 hours of hard work by myself.. (so much wiring to remember) i must say it was medium difficulty.
ran into 3 problems, my e brakes dont work, since im building car with alot of new/rebuilt parts and i dident pull the line on e brake calipers all the way yet.
anyways that led to an annoying time with the driveshaft bolts (wtf was nissan thinking with so little space ??)
problem 2 was probably the worst, i was unbolting the middle support for the driveshaft and one bolt was like welded in or some shyt, i ended up getting a vice grip plier thing and literally yanking the bolt and the bolt hole (thread hole) out lol im guessing it would be smart for me to go with a one piece driveshaft for the sr.
yeah the driveshaft was a bit3h.. kinda made me want to quit.
problem 3 is also a little bad.. i unscrewed the speed sencor (tranny) and hit it with a hammer to pop it out.. little did i know its weak as hell and the metal shell cracked so :\ prob gona jb weld idk yet
anyways i got to the next steps in yor write up and disconnected all the grounds, wires (most of them were disconnected from prev owner)
anyways some were really hard to take off (location), so when i pulled the engine before i pulled it out of the engine bay i did a couple more disconnections (like 3) starter was hardest.
All in all, getting the engine out is easy! the hard part is coming up since i have a messy *** engine bay :\
:] thanks so much for the write up, i think if you have the tools and have done work on your car before its easy.
Ive replaced suspension (alot of parts) and brakes, and im 17, so if you think you know more than me it should be easy
:P hope it gives you guys some confidence
10/10 for the writeup
oh, also i used 14mm socket for engine mounts 15mm is to big
make sure you have carpet before you lay down on garage floor, and buy a heater! it was reeeeeally cold today.