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 Feb 23 2004, 11:58 AM
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Cleaned out the other side of the garage this weekend to make room for the donor 1974 2.0.
Right now I am planning on getting the following to prepare for removing the motor and starting the tear down. Parts washer Jack with > 17" lift (I have 2 that only go 13") Furniture dolly (to move motor) Anything else I might need there? Also, is the parts washer really necessary? If so, do you use the non-combustable cleaning fluid or is some kind of solvent or fuel the best way to go? Thanks, dr |
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