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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Seattle
Posts: 117
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What did you use to support your engine?
I'm nearly ready to drop my engine onto a dolly to roll under the car. I have a good size 4 wheel dolly, but I'm thinking I need to support the engine from the case and not the headers. What did you use? By the way, the engine is going in a teener.
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Santa Maria, CA
Posts: 1,051
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This is gonna be a hard one. I use my handy dandy high rise floor jack I got from our host. However, your stand configuration precludes direct transfer because the horizontal leg is in the way. You'll need to remove the muffler anyway, so do that, use a chain fall to lift it off the stand, bolt the tranny in place, and lift that puppy into the car with a jack.
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Reiver
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 57,376
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SSi's on my 3.0 liter...numerous times with no issues once lowered.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Ontario Canada
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I just dropped my engine onto my exchangers. Which quickly crumbled. Was kind of funny actually That looks pretty good ... Crunch .... Guess not.
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Platform I used on top of my dolly. Fit like a glove with no crushing of air injection lines, no undue stress on bolts and no rocking back and forth and still easy to move around.
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I used a craftsman ATV jack and some wood blocks.
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