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ive gotta take my engine out to put in another classic ive got the engine nearly ready to *** out just wanted to no if any1 has any tips for the following as its my first scoob engine removal
spliting the box and engine
how the engine **** out ( with subframe or separte wer are the engine mounts
and removal of the powersteering pipe (easier to remove from tank or rack
thanks
spliting the box and engine
how the engine **** out ( with subframe or separte wer are the engine mounts
and removal of the powersteering pipe (easier to remove from tank or rack
thanks
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unbolt the mounts from the under side of the sub frame, remove the slave cylinder from the gearbox, and underneath is the allen key for the clutch fork, you need to remove the alan key, and screw an m6 threaded bolt - normally a TEN mm into the clutch fork and leaver against the bolt to pull the bar out of the clutch fork, then the fork should lift of the release bearing up out of the top of box. as for power steering, remove air box etc and undo the power steering pump from the engine it self - less mess, leave the pipes attached and just pull it to one side, where the air box was.
hope this helps
barney
hope this helps
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yeh more than enough, i mean, me and my mate lifted it over the front slam pannel cuz i had the car too high on axel stands so the crane wouldnt lift it high enough lol
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i dont know mate lol, mines still out atm, i did what u are doing, i bought a good body f**k** engine (bottom end) and rebuilt it. still sat on my workship bench awaiting a idler for cam belt. (pay day lol) then itll be goin back in, tried putting the cam belt back on with old idler just to see how hard it was, nightmare. . . could not get the cams to stay in place while i work the belt round, needed two pairs of hands really so my mate is coming to lend a pair on the weekend, let us know how its going
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started at 9.45 both engines out by 12.30 so now the following questions ??
1 engine has a diff loom connector above the gear box is it easier to change the loom on the engine or behind the dash ????
and wats the best way to refit the engine and clutch fork ?? thanks
1 engine has a diff loom connector above the gear box is it easier to change the loom on the engine or behind the dash ????
and wats the best way to refit the engine and clutch fork ?? thanks
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