engine removal
engine removal
im getting ready to remove the gray motor, what is the best way to do this i have a crane and stand but is there a harness i can buy or can i just use chains?
Last edited by lildavo on Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: engine removal
Try and entice it out with another GAY motor, I hear they are into that
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Re: engine removal
didn't see that mistake till now lolTrev wrote:Try and entice it out with another GAY motor, I hear they are into that.
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Re: engine removal
There is a bracket available that slips under the inlet manifold (or something like that ) - you see them on Ebay every now and then but if its just a one off ( hopefully ) , its hardly worth the expense.
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Re: engine removal
yeah thought there would be a bracket dad wants to use chains but id rather use a brackets what we used at tafe just fells allot saferBlacky wrote:There is a bracket available that slips under the inlet manifold (or something like that ) - you see them on Ebay every now and then but if its just a one off ( hopefully ) , its hardly worth the expense.
got no idea what to type into ebay to find that kind of thing the book gives a part number but i dought that's still available
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Re: engine removal
Chain is pretty common for engine lifts. Make sure it's in good condition, fixed well and heavy enough for the job. Can be a bit trickier getting the balance right (harder to avoud paint scratches and dings if putting in to a newly painted engine bay, but not insurmountbale).
The link below may be of use if you want to chase up a lifter:
http://fefcholden.org.au/forum/index.ph ... 946.0.html
Cheers,
Harv
The link below may be of use if you want to chase up a lifter:
http://fefcholden.org.au/forum/index.ph ... 946.0.html
Cheers,
Harv
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Re: engine removal
yeah we going to use chains dad owns a hardware store his got heavy chain there that will do the job. it nearly ready to come out just need to do the gear selector and remove the uni joint which i think is missingHarv wrote:Chain is pretty common for engine lifts. Make sure it's in good condition, fixed well and heavy enough for the job. Can be a bit trickier getting the balance right (harder to avoud paint scratches and dings if putting in to a newly painted engine bay, but not insurmountbale).
The link below may be of use if you want to chase up a lifter:
http://fefcholden.org.au/forum/index.ph ... 946.0.html
Cheers,
Harv
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