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    Smile engine out

    hi guys is the engine easy enough to take out or am i looking at a pain in the arse ????????????
    just in case my bottom end bearings are to shagged i am looking for an engine

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    nads has got a few ingines, ring him on 07737700648.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chad View Post
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    cool will do bit later in the week cheers

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    if you have a car lift it will be easy enough just dissconect the wireing down pie etc if not the best bet would be to first remove the gear box drive shafts engine mountaings etc and then lift the engine out we have a engine crain but ours doesnt lift the engine out high enough so the other thing we have a girder the height of the garage roof and with lifting gear get the engine out that way, only other way is to get a mate and remove the head and then lift the bottom end out manualy

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    if you have a car lift it will be easy enough just dissconect the wireing down pie etc if not the best bet would be to first remove the gear box drive shafts engine mountaings etc and then lift the engine out we have a engine crain but ours doesnt lift the engine out high enough so the other thing we have a girder the height of the garage roof and with lifting gear get the engine out that way, only other way is to get a mate and remove the head and then lift the bottom end out manualy
    cool i have got an engine lift that i done my st24 with i dont think the volvo wont be that bad to do then hopefuly i can lift the whole lot out compleat and then i can do the clutch at the same time and cam belt and any other thing thats easy while its out

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    It's not that bad a job to do, if you have a crane and a lift, it's a bit more tricky with the car low on the floor,
    get yourself a haynes, as this will give you a lot of pointers, plus torque settings,

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    Make the job easier by getting the car high enough to begin with then drop the engine, box, suspension and everything on the engine in one go onto the floor. That way you can just remove the engine on the floor and fit the new one or carry out repairs as you want. You will need to get it high enough though so the engine can be dropped complete.

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    Cool

    failing all dat sheite. all da best!!!!!! not as hard as you may think! all the best bud! just think how good you'll feel when you have completed your task!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan M View Post
    Make the job easier by getting the car high enough to begin with then drop the engine, box, suspension and everything on the engine in one go onto the floor. That way you can just remove the engine on the floor and fit the new one or carry out repairs as you want. You will need to get it high enough though so the engine can be dropped complete.
    Agreed....
    Out the bottom is the best way..., I have never removed a engine from the top, not saying it cant be done but i would expect it is easier attached to the sub frame...
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