engine removal
#1
engine removal
Ok I'm trying to remove a TT engine and ATM The tranny is off of it and the engine is ready to be pulled but How do I attack the engine to the hoist? I dont see any slingers or anything...Can I just wrap chains around the intake manifold and lift it from there?
#5
What? Im never going to take out a Z32 engine again >.> And I cheated and just used a tiedown strap wrapped around the intake manifold a few times. it worked but Im not going to be able to put an engine AND transmission in that way
#11
Ok theres oil from the VCs down. some of it looks new. Common problem with the VG30DETTs?
yeeeesh.... How much crap can you really **** up with a TT swap!? Whoever did this swap did it EXTREMELY poorly... Hell they didn't even install the OIL COOLER and the used EXHAUST PIPING For the intercooler piping! On top of all that the EGR is gummed up. no wonder this engine liked to over heat in like 5 min!
Anyone think this car will ever run again? lol
yeeeesh.... How much crap can you really **** up with a TT swap!? Whoever did this swap did it EXTREMELY poorly... Hell they didn't even install the OIL COOLER and the used EXHAUST PIPING For the intercooler piping! On top of all that the EGR is gummed up. no wonder this engine liked to over heat in like 5 min!
Anyone think this car will ever run again? lol
Last edited by BlueKitsune; 09-21-2009 at 01:17 AM.
#12
lol i've managed to never have my engine completely out. i do anything i can to avoid it cause i don't have a whole lot of space in my garage.
not quite sure what you mean by vc but if it's what i think it is then they are just set in the head with liquid gasket maker and are prone to leaking if not done just perfectly. one of the things on my to do list. i'm going through about a quart every 3k cause of that leak and the front seal leak.
not quite sure what you mean by vc but if it's what i think it is then they are just set in the head with liquid gasket maker and are prone to leaking if not done just perfectly. one of the things on my to do list. i'm going through about a quart every 3k cause of that leak and the front seal leak.
#17
have fun! If you can, get the car up high in the air, then insert the tip of the trans, between the cross member and the firewall, then slowly, pull the trans back and eventually up, by then the motor should relatively be in place. Just go by trial and error if you have to, just try not to **** anything up. about the same as any other RWD driveline in a tight engine bay.
#23
I understand, I think... Anyways The reason I want to put them both in at once is so I dont have to fight the stupid transmission under the car. I dont have a trans jack else it might be different
#25