myfirstl322
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Shafted or maybe not................. ebay purchase !
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Essexboyinwales
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Good evening and a happy new year hope everyone had a good one. Time for a full engine rebuild ! parts are ready to be ordered so hope to begin very soon. I have a question that i hope that someone could kindly answer please would it be easier or even viable to remove body to gain unhindered access to the engine ( i have a 4 post lift available to use) or is it easy enough to remove the lump by traditional methods such as engine hoist ? It would be great to hear from those that have removed the M62 engine themselves too Cheers in advance
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Easy enough to remove in the traditional way, lifting the body off the subframe would be a pain in rear.
@biketeacherdave can offer pointers.
@biketeacherdave can offer pointers.
biketeacherdave
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Engine hoist, engine comes out the front remove the front slam panel and other bits and bobs we did it on my mates driveway on a bad slope
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biketeacherdave
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The block is stupidly small and light once you strip the rest off
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Aye fookin tiny it is.
That bench ain't big..
One its RTR though + ancillaries it fills the l322's bay.
That bench ain't big..
One its RTR though + ancillaries it fills the l322's bay.
