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its a hair past as the.picture shownOriginally Posted by cruiser54
Yep. You did. Drop the dizzy in so the rotor is just past the #1 terminal on the dizzy cap.
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so its where it needs to beOriginally Posted by cruiser54
Yep. You did. Drop the dizzy in so the rotor is just past the #1 terminal on the dizzy cap.
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Appears to be. Use this to get your plug wires on correctly.
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ok ran into a snag having issues with the motor mount bolts and. getting the. top transmission bolts back in
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Explain issue ?Originally Posted by anothadayridin
ok ran into a snag having issues with the motor mount bolts and. getting the. top transmission bolts back in
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Install the motor mount brackets to the engine. Install motor mounts to brackets. THEN set the engine in the bay. DO NOT leave the motor mounts bolted to the frame and thenm try to install the engine, putting the cross-bolts in last.
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no room to get bolts back in tranny. and the motor mount aint lining up right with the hole in the unibodyOriginally Posted by freegdr
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i got one mount bolt in. other aint goin its a hair offOriginally Posted by cruiser54
Install the motor mount brackets to the engine. Install motor mounts to brackets. THEN set the engine in the bay. DO NOT leave the motor mounts bolted to the frame and thenm try to install the engine, putting the cross-bolts in last.
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now wats the easiest way to get these bolts back in the top of the tranny the E-12 bolts
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First off, replace them with standard headed bolts.
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Yes. Looseish, with the motor mounts attached so all you hafta do is bolt the mounts to the frame rail.Originally Posted by jebmccall
just a suggestion maybe try leaving the motor mount cross bolts looseish??? i know i just made up a word...
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update havin. issues with the alternator i cant get it to.mount it. is acting like its to big to fit in the slot it barely fit on the renix engine as it is but geeze im slowly getting it any sugestions
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Are you using the original alternator?

