Re: flushing an engine.
[Re: blownzoom440]
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05/20/09 07:10 PM
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Yes the intake is off,,,I am running a Moroso deep pan and I am afraid the piece is sitting on a baffle, I have used a welding magnet which is pretty strong, to no avail so far, just trying to do everything possible before I have to tear the pan off, It's not a big deal really, all I have to remove the cross link for the steering and the pan will drop straight down. 
Light travels faster than the speed of sound,,,this is why some people seem bright untill you hear them speak.
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Re: flushing an engine.
[Re: dartman366]
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05/20/09 08:03 PM
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Yes the intake is off,,,I am running a Moroso deep pan and I am afraid the piece is sitting on a baffle, I have used a welding magnet which is pretty strong, to no avail so far, just trying to do everything possible before I have to tear the pan off, It's not a big deal really, all I have to remove the cross link for the steering and the pan will drop straight down.
Bill have you tried to stand the car on it nose or
tail yet to see if you can get it to roll
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Re: flushing an engine.
[Re: MR_P_BODY]
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05/20/09 08:09 PM
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Yes the intake is off,,,I am running a Moroso deep pan and I am afraid the piece is sitting on a baffle, I have used a welding magnet which is pretty strong, to no avail so far, just trying to do everything possible before I have to tear the pan off, It's not a big deal really, all I have to remove the cross link for the steering and the pan will drop straight down.
Bill have you tried to stand the car on it nose or
tail yet to see if you can get it to roll
Mike, not sure what he is afraid of but while we were at Columbus we had quite a few guys there that offered to flip it over and shake it out but he said he would wait until he got home 
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Re: flushing an engine.
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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05/20/09 08:29 PM
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I'm assuming your running a windage tray... Chances are it's sitting on the tray...
No windage tray but it has a Hughes main cap girdle,it could be on that somewhere, it probably went down by the cam gear and landed on the raised part of the rear of the pan and in front of that area is a baffle, the center holes/slots have a cover on them, I did notice that the small drain back hole's are not covered, guess I need to get out the epoxy and screen wire. 
Mike I tried what you said but I could not get the engine hoist to go up high enough! 
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Re: flushing an engine.
[Re: emarine01]
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05/21/09 11:11 AM
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Might be able to use a long-tip blowgun to blow it around, at least you'd be able to hear it moving, maybe.
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