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Re: Removing hydralic pump on a 350 ?
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Posted by Dave_Id on October 12, 2005 at 15:47:40 from (63.85.161.8):
In Reply to: Removing hydralic pump on a 350 ? posted by gordy from iowa on October 12, 2005 at 15:43:01:
"By Guess & By God" When I did my 300, I did get the engine at TDC, but I don't think it matters. Just be sure you note the position of the rotor when reassembling. When removing, it'll come off in a twist motion, when reassembly, position the twist the same way that it came off. If you are lucky, it'll run when you get'er back together.
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