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Engine removal/lifting locations? 700

posted by  vinraz on  Fri Feb 14 15:32 CST 2003
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I am going to remove my damaged 89 turbo motor tommorow, and install my 93 next weekend. Of the two rear lifting brackets on either side of the block, which balances the engine the best? Do I lift from the lifting bracket at the front and the rear one on the intake, or do I put a chain across the two rear ones and another to the bracket at the thermostat? Or do I lift at the front point and the rear bracket on the exhaust manifold? I know the attitude of the engine is very critical upon install. I do have a load balance bar. I plan on removing engine only. Hoping this goes smooth. Any advice from those that have done this before is greatly appreciated.






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