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Engine install question

About to reinstall my engine 964 after replacing all seals and head studs. I also rebuilt the cv with new boots. Would one recommend installing engine then cv axles or cv axles first??? I believe I removed cv axles prior to dropping engine but cannot remember. What's easier?

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I installed new axles with engine in the car without a clearance issue on my 993. But installing the engine with axles in did add a bit of a clearance issue. If they were out with the engine. I would opt to install them after engine was in place.
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Agree; it's easy to r&r them with the engine in the car. I wouldn't even try the other way.
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Either way should be fine. I have never removed the axles when I have removed the engine. Just secured them out of the way.
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You can do it with the axles attached. Just go slow, and make sure everything clears.
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Yes, you can do it either way. But since they are out now, the wise choice would be to install the motor first.

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