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and thinner beams too... as well as an offset on the points, if you flip the wrench 180°sometimes you can gain purchase on the flats of the bolt/nut head where otherwise you couldn't. Disregard the bend in the shank... you got this!@69_RevHead now that I'm on a computer, it really looks like you should be able to fit a box wrench onto that bolt. Also if you never noticed, some sockets and wrenches have thinner or thicker walls.
Great list! kinda foolproof (unless I'm doing it!I made this for my car specifically, but it is complete and I could have it out in an hour or two without breaking a sweat.
ENGINE REMOVAL PROCEDURE TOOLS 1 Remove Hood 2 Disconnect Battery 1/2" Open End 3 Drain Coolant Bucket/Hose 4 Remove Air Cleaner 5 Disconnect Throttle Linkage 6 Disconnect Fuel Line AN-6 fitting 3/4 & 11/16 7 Remove Carburetor 1/2" Open End 8 Rotate engine to TDC 9 Mark Distributor Timing 10 Remove Distributor Distributor Wrench 11 Remove Plug Wires 12 Remove A/C Compressor 13 Remove Valve Covers 14 Disconnnect Fan Wiring 15 Remove Radiator 5/16" Driver & 1/2" Socket/Wrench 16 Disconnect Header Collector, Pass 9/16" Offset Wrench and Socket 17 Unbolt Header, Pass 3/8" 18 Remove Spark Plugs, Pass 5/8" 19 Pull Header Up, Pass 20 Remove Spark Plugs, Driver 5/8" 21 Disconnect Header Collector, Driver 9/16" 22 Unbolt Header, Driver 3/8" 23 Drop Header Down, Driver 24 Disconnect Engine Harness 25 Remove Driver Seat 26 Remove Center Console Phillips Screwdriver 27 Remove Shifter 9/16" 28 Raise Rear of Vehicle 29 Remove Driveline 1/2" 30 Disconnect Speedometer Cable 31 Disconnect Backup Light Wiring Phillips Screwdriver 33 Disconnect Clutch Hyd Line 9/16" 34 Drop Steering Linkage 3/4" 35 Remove Crossmember Nuts 36 Plug Transmission Output Shaft 37 Remove Motor Mount Bolts 38 Lower Vehicle 39 Pull Engine/Transmission Assy.