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Remove engine and tranny together, replace engine, put back in together? 700 1990

posted by  rcsammy on  Wed Jul 13 16:30 CST 2005
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That would be the AC condenser, if your AC works you may not want to disconnect it and you can remove compressor from its' mount and tie it back leaving all lines connected. Otherwise pull it. I usually remove upper radiator support along with the grill and you don't have to lift the engine at an extreme angle to clear the chassis. Since I use a stationary chain hoist I have to lift engine/trans to clear everything and push car out from underneath it. Then I lower it to the floor and separate them. Go slow and be safe. rcs






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