Daniel's Rookie DIY FTO Build!
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Alright so I figured out how to bolt it onto the engine stand. Its not on there yet, im going to take the flywheel out first so I dont have to take it off again when I wanna tamper (probably break) the flywheel. Do I need to remove the whole crankshaft or will the flywheel come straight out?
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Remove the crankshaft? Lol
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Nevermind. Im an idiot. 

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youre better then me, if you popped an engine infront of me, i can only tell you a few things about it rofl, alternator.. gasket cover.. fan/alt belts.. intake manifold and the gear box hahaDaniel2019 wrote:Nevermind. Im an idiot.
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Ok so basically this little bastard is stopping me getting the sump off. Because there is not enough gap between the lip and the sump itself, neither a socket nor a spanner will fit in.. any suggestions on how to get it off? 

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Long nose pliers lol or bend the lip
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Its sealed on too tight for pliers, and even if I bend the lip theres still no room on the other side, Im in a bit of a pickleSahin wrote:Long nose pliers lol or bend the lip

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Can you tap a socket on with a hammer.
All else fails you could cut a slit in the top of it with an angle grinder/hacksaw or hit in a slot with a cold chisel and use a flat screwdriver.
All else fails you could cut a slit in the top of it with an angle grinder/hacksaw or hit in a slot with a cold chisel and use a flat screwdriver.
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Actually, vicegrips!Sahin wrote:Long nose pliers lol or bend the lip

Good idea, sahin!
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Surely you can get a socket extension on there...
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No, neither of my socket sets will fit. Its because on the other side the sump is too close.Sahin wrote:Surely you can get a socket extension on there...
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Open end spanner?
Oxy torch?
Oxy torch?

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The bolt is now sheared and so is one of my sockets.. Basically, c**nts fucked.. and its only day one! 

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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^PHIL069 wrote:Can you tap a socket on with a hammer.
All else fails you could cut a slit in the top of it with an angle grinder/hacksaw or hit in a slot with a cold chisel and use a flat screwdriver.
or
Drill a hole down the centre and use an easy out
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Just grind down your 10mm socket on a bench grinder. Make it fit.
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What are you taking the sump off for yet anyway?
Get it on a stand first. Then you can swing it upside down, so much easier to work on.
Get it on a stand first. Then you can swing it upside down, so much easier to work on.
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Im trying to get the flywheel out so I dont have to take it off the stand when I want to screw around with it. The sump is bolted to the bottom of the flywheel, or am I getting mixed up? Looks to me like it is..Shane001 wrote:What are you taking the sump off for yet anyway?
Get it on a stand first. Then you can swing it upside down, so much easier to work on.

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Running total spent:
Engine - $200
KFC Run on way to pick up engine - $30
Degreaser (Very much needed) - $2
Blood - 5ml
Engine - $200
KFC Run on way to pick up engine - $30
Degreaser (Very much needed) - $2
Blood - 5ml
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Flywheel is not connected to the sump mate. Think about it, the flywheel spins...