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In this Discussion
- PAULARGETYPE March 2010
- SaveTheHash March 2010
- walts garage-53 March 2010
Hash Motor
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Does anyone know how to get the motor out of this maze of metal? it's a 1956 Hudson Hornet and I can't maneuver the motor out.
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Namccarty1 wrote:
That motor has to come out the bottom. Unhook the drive line and the exhaust system and remove the cross members and lower complete engine as a unit. It was done this way as it is the only way you could adjust the valves. You had to drain the radiator, remove the hoses and fuel lines and throttle linkage. We had to lower just enough to get to the valve covers. Don't let anyone tell you different. This has to be done on a lift and a motor jack stand. Walt.Does anyone know how to get the motor out of this maze of metal? it's a 1956 Hudson Hornet and I can't maneuver the motor out. -
I don't think so walt this man has a v8 i beleive
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Yeah, it's a v8....and i got it out by just talking the exhaust comletely off.
But I have one more question.....does any major company do exhuast w/o adding cats? -
PAULARGETYPE wrote:
He should of said V-8. Walt.I don't think so walt this man has a v8 i beleive
