99 Ford Explorer: Difference between revisions
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# Support transmissision w/ jack and block of wood | # Support transmissision w/ jack and block of wood | ||
# Lift Engine Slightly | # Lift Engine Slightly | ||
# Once engine weight is on hoist, remove engine mount entirely to make it easier to dismount/mount transmission | |||
# Remove last 2 bellhousing bolts | # Remove last 2 bellhousing bolts | ||
# Remove Engine Mount Brackets | # Remove Engine Mount Brackets |
Revision as of 08:17, 6 May 2021
Tips for Pulling Engine
Prep
- Spray Rust Pentrant
- Exhaust Manifold
- Engine Mounts
- Drain Coolant
- Drain Oil
- Mark Plug Wires
Underneath
- Disconnect Exhaust Manifold
- Mark Bolt on Torque Converter w/ White Paint
Front
- Alternator
- Power Steering
- Compressor
- Intake (Upper and Lower)
- Fan, Radiator, Condensor
Engine Mount
- Remove Engine Mount to Frame Nuts
- Loosen Engine Mount to Engine Bolts
Initial Lift
- Connect chains to front of left head and back of right head
- Support transmissision w/ jack and block of wood
- Lift Engine Slightly
- Once engine weight is on hoist, remove engine mount entirely to make it easier to dismount/mount transmission
- Remove last 2 bellhousing bolts
- Remove Engine Mount Brackets
- Disconnect fuel line (do it last so you don't smell fuel)
Remove
- Raise a few Inches
- Shake free from transmission
- Verify that everything is free
- Gently raise a few inches at a time verifying clearances
- Raise to clear front radiator area, drag engine free, but move very slowly to prevent a tip
- Once clear of truck, lower to reduce center of gravity