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Old 10-30-2007, 12:07 AM
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anyone have to pull their motor?

im going to have to do it in the next week or two, waiting on my clutch and motormount inserts to come in; figured id post up and see if anyone has done this to a 6th gen and can give me some pointers?


i hope the engine/tranny will be able to come out as one as that would make this way way easier but i guess ill find out
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Old 10-30-2007, 12:11 AM
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Why are u pulling ur motor? Is it by choice or by necessity and who is doing the work. I have thought about pulling the motor when the clutch goes. Then I can replace the clutch with a stage 2, install light flywheel, do the cams, do headers, etc.
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Old 10-30-2007, 02:54 PM
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pre cat failed, caused a rear headgasket failure + god only knows what else

called around got quoted 1100-1700 to do the hg because you must pull the motor, said fvvck it, picked up a motor with 50k miles out of a wrecked maxima, for 1k


plan on pulling the harness ecu connector through the firewall and pulling hte motor with the harness attached, setting them both down side by side and doing the clutch, headers, ims, plugs, belt, ect,connect up the harness and drop it back in with the mmi's


hopfully its not to bad
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Old 10-30-2007, 05:05 PM
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what were the symptoms of pre cat failure?
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Old 10-30-2007, 05:08 PM
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He had the pre-cat failure and the stealership did it under warranty
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Old 10-30-2007, 05:11 PM
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106k miles = no warrentee for me.


no symptoms, one day my exhuast just clogged up basicly, car was struggling/bogging badly, sounded loud as hell, took it home and didnt drive it for a few months trying to figure it out, couldnt figure it out, dropped y pipe found chunks of cat, and so much dust i can only imagine what my car was blowing out.
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well still, he had it pulled!
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Old 10-30-2007, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by !PrjctMax!
well still, he had it pulled!
i had my buddie check alldata and it says to drop it out from under the car, which id assume is way way way easier, to bad i dont have a lift..
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Old 10-30-2007, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by marshallc
106k miles = no warrentee for me.


no symptoms, one day my exhuast just clogged up basicly, car was struggling/bogging badly, sounded loud as hell, took it home and didnt drive it for a few months trying to figure it out, couldnt figure it out, dropped y pipe found chunks of cat, and so much dust i can only imagine what my car was blowing out.

ah ok, so usual clogged cat stuff from the sounds, I'd heard about those chunks getting sucked back into the engine and wondered if that was the signs. Good luck with the job and post pics if you can.
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Get the shop manuals at

http://phatg20.net/index.php?option=...tpage&Itemid=1

click on downloads, FSM, NISSAN, then MAXIMA.

Or the link :

http://phatg20.net/index.php?option=...c=select&id=28

Get WINRAR to extract the RAR files.
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Originally Posted by marshallc
pre cat failed, caused a rear headgasket failure + god only knows what else

called around got quoted 1100-1700 to do the hg because you must pull the motor, said fvvck it, picked up a motor with 50k miles out of a wrecked maxima, for 1k


plan on pulling the harness ecu connector through the firewall and pulling hte motor with the harness attached, setting them both down side by side and doing the clutch, headers, ims, plugs, belt, ect,connect up the harness and drop it back in with the mmi's


hopfully its not to bad
I have pics of my motor pulled, when my rear pre cat failed. You should be under powertrain and emissions warranty.

Powertrain is 60K
Emissions is 100K

Anywhoo, it comes down as a single unit but it comes down, u raise the car, drop the subframe, unhook the driveshafts, all cables, y-pipe, hoses, drain the ac.

A LOT more complicated then it looks.

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Old 10-31-2007, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by kamilkluczewski
I have pics of my motor pulled, when my rear pre cat failed. You should be under powertrain and emissions warranty.

Powertrain is 60K
Emissions is 100K

Anywhoo, it comes down as a single unit but it comes down, u raise the car, drop the subframe, unhook the driveshafts, all cables, y-pipe, hoses, drain the ac.

A LOT more complicated then it looks.

Kamski

106k miles = no luck. they wanted 3k for the new precats and labor
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