I am trying to replace the startor motor on my n15 sss. I have taken injectors out some hoses and oil lines, bolts which hold the manifold and it still doesn't want to come off?
Anyone know where i can get a PDF of this or workshop manual would be great
Help with sr20de manifold removal to fit startor motor
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Re: Help with sr20de manifold removal to fit startor motor
put it on stands and access it from underneth. don't do it the hard way.
or just remove the intake piping and battery + tray and hang yourslef over the wheel arch to access it.
or just remove the intake piping and battery + tray and hang yourslef over the wheel arch to access it.
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Re: Help with sr20de manifold removal to fit startor motor
Thanks, i have the car on ramps and have taken the intake,battery,oil lines. Do u think there is stuff more bolts and lines i need to disconnet?
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Re: Help with sr20de manifold removal to fit startor motor
the start motor is attached to the bell housing using 2 bolts. you shouldn't even need to remove much. just gotta be double jointed to reach around the lay shaft from underneth.
going from the top, if you up your belly on the strut top and lent over in a dangerous position, then you should be able to access it underneth the throttlebody.
going from the top, if you up your belly on the strut top and lent over in a dangerous position, then you should be able to access it underneth the throttlebody.
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Re: Help with sr20de manifold removal to fit startor motor
ok man i will try that in the afternoon
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