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best way to remove engine???

Wed 04 Dec 2013 04:42:00 PM
Take it out the top or bottom. (Dont have an engine crain but do have an excervator) with or with out gear box attatched. Need info asap as i want my car running again
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Re: best way to remove engine???

Wed 04 Dec 2013 07:03:47 PM
i always slide the g/box to 1 side and hump it over the front crossmember, (but thats with the bumper off tho)
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Re: best way to remove engine???

Wed 04 Dec 2013 08:44:56 PM
How hard an longs it take to remove the bumber ect
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Re: best way to remove engine???

Thu 05 Dec 2013 04:04:09 AM
cookiesmicra WROTE:

"How hard an longs it take to remove the bumber ect"


they,re a right mission mate, thats why mine now has only the 4 easy bolts fitted
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Re: best way to remove engine???

Thu 05 Dec 2013 09:59:22 AM
this is what I would do if I was in your position cookie,

drain gearbox and engine

remove drive shafts then reattach hubs etc. finger tight, it can roll/steer again, remove bonnet

pull engine and box using at the very least a chain block, roll car away, every thing easier to work on now, things to consider are engine mounts, sump gaskets/sealant, rear main seal, gearbox/driveshaft seals, clutch/flywheel/bearing, all this is better inspected/rectified now, would be made harder if the replacement engine had been wiped clean of oil leaks 5mins b4 you pick it up tho.

I'm the king of having to do everything twice, short cuts usually f$%# up on me resulting in breakdown/rescue/cost/time/effort issues(usually all)

good luck...Rudy

edit- I also don't recommend getting a strong pipe and a couple of big footballers to lift it out, quick but dangerous