engine pull and installation :/
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engine pull and installation :/
ok i've searched but i can't really find anything specific so i'm just gonna ask.
so i have a SS with a 5m/t and i'm trying to just pull out the engine.
i've undone all the wiring, unscrewed the 4 engine-to-transmission bolts, the turbo-to-downpipe bolts and some other little screw that was attaching the downpipe and engine and of course the 2 engine mounts.
my friends and i were trying to pul the engine and we can only get the engine and transmission to seperate by about an inch. it's not sliding off at all lol.
did i miss a bolt? am i doing something wrong?
so i have a SS with a 5m/t and i'm trying to just pull out the engine.
i've undone all the wiring, unscrewed the 4 engine-to-transmission bolts, the turbo-to-downpipe bolts and some other little screw that was attaching the downpipe and engine and of course the 2 engine mounts.
my friends and i were trying to pul the engine and we can only get the engine and transmission to seperate by about an inch. it's not sliding off at all lol.
did i miss a bolt? am i doing something wrong?
Last edited by asc_up on Thu Aug 09, 2007 12:52 am, edited 1 time in total.
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2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
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[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
Its a 10mm hex plug. I am not correcting just adding a size to Splinters answerSplinter wrote:You have to remove the clutch fork retainer
Theres a big allan key plug on the drivers side of the tranny

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lol i didn't think it would matter at all since i was trying to get the engine not the tranny.
so my friends and i had been trying to yank the engine out (before i knew about the pin) and we got about a 1 inch gap between the engine and tranny. i can't get that damn pin to come out at all. i'm assuming it would be easier to pull out if i could somehow push the two back together but it's really hard to lol.
so my friends and i had been trying to yank the engine out (before i knew about the pin) and we got about a 1 inch gap between the engine and tranny. i can't get that damn pin to come out at all. i'm assuming it would be easier to pull out if i could somehow push the two back together but it's really hard to lol.
-Aaron
2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
my dad has a "special" bolts that he keeps in his box just for only!! pulling the pin on a subaru clutch lol, they are pianted and have there own spot lol.
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Hell.
I put a 30 degree bend in a ratcheting wrench trying to remove the plug from my donor car.
I put a 30 degree bend in a ratcheting wrench trying to remove the plug from my donor car.
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asc_up wrote:
am i supposed to pull that clutch pin out completely? or am i supposed to pull it out as far as it will go because it's getting hung up on something...
Just yard that sonnbitch outta there
Nick
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ok i've got another stupid question.
i put on a new clutch and used the allignment tool. tried to put the engine in and it seemed like it wouldn't go on. so i took of the clutch and realligned it. it still won't go in.
any ideas what's wrong?
and yes i've jacked up the transmission and yes i also tried rotating the crankpulley a little bit. i also put some grease on the transmission sprocket thing.
i put on a new clutch and used the allignment tool. tried to put the engine in and it seemed like it wouldn't go on. so i took of the clutch and realligned it. it still won't go in.
any ideas what's wrong?
and yes i've jacked up the transmission and yes i also tried rotating the crankpulley a little bit. i also put some grease on the transmission sprocket thing.
-Aaron
2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
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[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
Did you already install the throw out bearing into the flywheel?
The throw out bearing needs to be slid back on the trans snout with the clutch fork installed. Once you install the engine, the throw out bearing will snap into the pressure plate.
The throw out bearing needs to be slid back on the trans snout with the clutch fork installed. Once you install the engine, the throw out bearing will snap into the pressure plate.
Josh
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crap. well i was just going to use my old clutch and stuff so yeah. i guess the throwout bearing is already on the pressure plate....
any way to get it off?
p.s. sorry for all of my stupid questions. this is my first time ever doing this.
any way to get it off?
p.s. sorry for all of my stupid questions. this is my first time ever doing this.
-Aaron
2000 Audi S4 - 2.7L Twin-turbo, 6 Speed
[quote="evolutionmovement"]It was me. And those are my balls. Happy Sunday![/quote]
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Yeah....just take a small screwdriver and unclip it from the back side of the pressure plate.
Josh
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