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Posted by Andy Sommer on November 22, 2006 at 05:57:36 from (165.139.177.249):
I finally seperated my block from the bell housing last night around 11:00. Found a bunch of mice nest in and around the bell housingand throw out bearing. Good news is the pressure plate, clutch, and fly wheel look pretty good. ..... My questions are these, do I need a gear puller to remove the cam gear off the front of the block. With everything removed, I cannot turn the crank over. I did bang on number two piston a little and got the gear to move enough to reach one of the bolts behind it, however, someone told me to just just pull the gear, however, I am not sure.... Also, the pistons are froze pretty good. Found that hidden bolt behind the starter to free up the block, that was a tricky one. I always remember my dad saying, if is stuck, there must be a reason it is stuck.
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