Subject	Incorrect, the turbos can be pulled with the engine left in
Posted by	Fast300 on December 03, 2009 at 12:27 AM
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In Reply To	You will need to pull the motor out of the car, see here: posted by RAGTPZ on December 02, 2009 at 07:55 PM
Message	That is the way the Nissan dealers do it. In your own link states "The service manual's turbo removal section indicates the turbos can be replaced with the engine in the car."
Follow Ups	pulling turbos in a 91 300zx tt - fred57 19:44:06 12/02/09 You will need to pull the motor out of the car, see here: - RAGTPZ 19:55:23 12/02/09 Incorrect, the turbos can be pulled with the engine left in - Fast300 00:27:39 12/03/09 True, but just because you could doesn't mean you should. - RAGTPZ 10:28:08 12/03/09 2nd (n/m) - JustinSCZ32 17:50:51 12/03/09 But,that's not what he asked, and a preference is not a NEED (n/m) - Fast300 20:55:04 12/03/09 Point taken and correct. It is generally easier to pull the - RAGTPZ 20:27:31 12/05/09 Myself, I would pull the engine. (n/m) - Fast300 18:10:07 12/06/09 Yeah when you can pull the motor in an hour and a half - dream Z (MD) 11:47:44 12/03/09 Apparently you've never worked on a Z. - The Hawk 14:36:41 12/04/09 Apparently Your reading and comprehension skills are flawed - Fast300 20:18:11 12/05/09 Re: pulling turbos in a 91 300zx tt - madZdriver 08:47:52 12/03/09 Pull motor out and put it on a stand then pull the turbos (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 11:46:40 12/03/09 Re: Pull motor out and put it on a stand then pull the turbos - RRyderTT 13:55:11 12/03/09 Why on earth would you pull the motor so many times? (n/m) - SuparexTT 14:31:53 12/03/09 A lot of Bad luck! - RRyderTT 14:58:19 12/03/09 So your the guy with Trinitt's Z. - Evan(CA) 10:29:42 12/04/09 I wish i had Specialty Z in the Area. I would just save myse - RRyderTT 13:57:04 12/04/09
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