Subject	LOL
Posted by	ZTurboFan on December 14, 2009 at 7:26 PM
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In Reply To	Changing the knock sensor after removing the transmission posted by oherr on December 14, 2009 at 09:52 AM
Message	I tried that once. Spent about 5 minutes under my car, couldn't even get a wrench on it, and quickly said f**k that sh!t. So, good luck. I'll replace mine the next time my engine comes out. Turbo upgrade (again) or something like that. But I don't think it'll be a bunch of fun without special tools and patience.
Follow Ups	Changing the knock sensor after removing the transmission - oherr 09:52:15 12/14/09 Re: Changing the knock sensor after removing the transmission - Bogey Jammer 13:00:19 12/14/09 What I do to edit is to get back to your post >> - ZUL8TR 14:02:01 12/14/09 FWIW -- I have an engine on a stand now and can't imagine - jzack 18:29:40 12/14/09 LOL - ZTurboFan 19:26:42 12/14/09 Here is a pic of the rear of a pulled TT. Looks difficult>> - ZUL8TR 05:31:48 12/15/09 Thank you all. I will remove the intake manifold (n/m) - oherr 14:33:09 12/15/09 Note - it is the LOWER intake manifold they are mentioning. - Milo (SATX) 15:59:31 12/15/09 Yes, with transmission and egr valve removed you can - Wright (Ca) 16:49:40 12/15/09 Seems you have done this? So after doing the tranny >> - ZUL8TR 13:53:45 12/16/09
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