Subject	Is pulling the motor on an MR2 that difficult?
Posted by	952+2TT on July 16, 2007 at 7:42 PM
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In Reply To	Engine pulled and ready for maintenance. pics posted by 300zx1717 on July 16, 2007 at 07:06 PM
Message	I heard that you can pull the motor on an MR2 using the same procedure as the NSX. On the NSX, you disconnect all the stuff that's connected to the motor (harness, plugs, etc.), then you unbolt the subframe. Once the subframe is unbolted, all you need is 2-3 guys to help you lift the frame and you'll have the whole subframe on the ground, with the motor, suspension, and wheels attached to it. I actually watched a friend of mine do that on his NSX, so I know for sure that it's possible. The same guy told me that you can use this same method to drop the motor on the MR2.
Follow Ups	Engine pulled and ready for maintenance. pics - 300zx1717 19:06:54 07/16/07 Yeah carbon can delete (n/m) - Die V10 19:18:03 07/16/07 you can always clean the engine bay (n/m) - imney 19:40:08 07/16/07 Not bad for the first time - TTFairladyZ 19:41:26 07/16/07 Re: Not bad for the first time - zleepertt(MD) 20:01:17 07/16/07 Sorry, no pics of the install - TTFairladyZ 20:22:33 07/16/07 Is pulling the motor on an MR2 that difficult? - 952+2TT 19:42:42 07/16/07 I pulled the transmissio on my first engine pull on the mr2 - 300zx1717 20:29:49 07/16/07 "Would like to get rid of as much clutter as possible..." - NAZTTy 19:53:32 07/16/07 Re: "Would like to get rid of as much clutter as possible..." - 300zx1717 20:23:59 07/16/07
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