Hi,
I got some thick ply and mounted large castor wheels on the bottom. Then
lowered the engine/gearbox on to that, undid the mounts and raised the car.
Then the engine/gearbox can be rolled out from under. The trolley has proved
useful for other things in the mean time and now has a spare e
Ditto on the last replies, drop the engine to the floor then lift the front
end.i always picked up the front with a strop onto the subframe via the
engine lift, then supported it whilst i pulled the engine/box combo clear
.then lower it all to a lower position whilst working after.
Darren
On 29 Au
Remove bonnet and just left front end up so much easier
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On 29 Aug 2016, at 10:20 am, Stephen McKay <12steve...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I need to remove the engine and gearbox as a unit from my 2+2, as part of the
restoration.
Is it possible to remove them f
Hey,
Speaking from the experience of replacing the engine in mine several times. I
always just unbolt the cradle off the frame and the engine mount off the other
side and drop the engine and gearbox down on the floor (carefully not to crack
the sump) then I jack the body up and put axle stands
Hi all,
I need to remove the engine and gearbox as a unit from my 2+2, as part of
the restoration.
Is it possible to remove them from above, which I think I would find easier
in my case, equipment-wise.
Many thanks,
Stephen
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