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engine dropped - AV jack method!

Succesfully lowered my 930 engine and transmission using the "AV jack method" this evening. The rebuild adventure begins!

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Congrats on the successful drop! I did mine 3 weeks ago and now it is in pieces all over the garage. Have fun, take your time and clearly document everything you take off so you know where it goes
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and clearly document everything you take off so you know where it goes
Doug, that takes all the fun out of it.
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Doug, that takes all the fun out of it.
I've found the better way is actually to disaemble 3 different engines to scavenge parts from. That way you have all the parts memorized... don't ask me how I found out.

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