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Old 10-16-2012, 02:19 AM
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I have read many times over that you shouldn't use the long bolt method. I know lots if people do it, but I guess sometimes, things can get damaged. I just dropped my 22re in recently and it wasn't that bad with an extra hand. Having the engine chained at the right level (front slightly up) and leaving the motor mount feet off helped a lot. I used a bottle jack to raise and lower the front of the trans in small increments too. If its not lined up right, I would think its best not to brute force things together. When it finally is right it goes together easy.
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