Help removing engine?!
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Help removing engine?!
Afternoon everyone!!
I am taking ,y engine out tomorrow but could do with some advise.
I have an engine crane and a leveller with chains.......but what do I hook onto? Is there any bolts/brackets I need to hook on with? Any help would be really appreciated!!!
Thanks, Adam
I am taking ,y engine out tomorrow but could do with some advise.
I have an engine crane and a leveller with chains.......but what do I hook onto? Is there any bolts/brackets I need to hook on with? Any help would be really appreciated!!!
Thanks, Adam
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I usually do it with the lifting eye on the alternator bracket (I think) and diagonally across to another lifting ring placed in the gearbox bolt hole in the block (the one nearest the turbo). I don't know if this way is better than using the inlet manifold to lift, but it makes it very easy to alter the pitch of the engine while removing or installing.
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I go off the inlet manifold too. And I use an old length of seatbelt. Attatch it at each end under where it loops making it short in length. Quick and easy and gives a good balance and control when lifting. Make sure you don't catch any pipes inbetween.
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Mind you I didn`t know how to do it properly then lol.
I fitted it by using the inlet manifold (no pics)
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Thanks everyone! I've disconnected everything on the engine and undone all the bolts on the bell housing......now what? Lol the engine will not pull away, I've tried teasing them apart with a wall paper scrapper with no avail.......any tactics are gratefully received!! Thanks, adam
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