RE: Pulling Milano, GTV6 motors

["Brian Shorey" <bshorey@xxxxxxxxx>]

> You can pull and install a motor of one of these cars without
> removing the brake M/C or booster. An experienced hand can do it
> in 1-1/2 to 2 hours. In my experience Alfa motors (4's and 6's)
> have been the easiest motors to pull and install. Don't hesitate
> to try - you'll be surprised.

i'll defer to the greater wisdom of the digest wrt milano master cylinder
interference when pulling a motor.  for the record i've only pulled one
motor out of a non-abs milano, and i had to move (but not remove) the brake
master cylinder to do it.  if you can get the motor past the master than
rogers 1-1/2 - 2 hours is achievable (but probably not by me).  i've also
encountered brake master clearance problems with a gtv6, however noe at all
with an abs equipped milano.

ymmv,

bs

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