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> A Hole in my Heart, Surprise!!!
d7n7master
post Apr 18 2004, 09:32 PM
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post Apr 19 2004, 02:25 PM
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Alright guys,
I may not be the sharpest knife in the drawer - but, rest assurred that I used two hyd. floor jacks, two sets of jack stands and two 4 x 8 blocks of wood during the engine removal process. What you are seeing is a picture after I put the wheels back on. And yes, at this point I have removed the jacks stands, wood blocks, and all of my tools from under the car, ready to lower her down. Couldn't resist a photo opportunity... hehehe
I used the PP method of engine removal where you lower the car down to the furniture dolly. Rear wheels are removed to get the car low enough to release the engine onto the dolly. Here you see the wheels back on the car. Totally safe. But thanks for your concern!!!
Any insider suggestions on the best way to clean-up the fan shroud??? Engine tin, etc???
Simple Green? Media blast?
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