[T3] Anybody located close to Delaware??
Bobsnotch at aol.com
Bobsnotch at aol.com
Mon May 30 20:39:55 PDT 2011
In a message dated 5/30/2011 11:33:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
Bobsnotch at aol.com writes:
BillyMac
Since you have a 62, life is a lot easier. There's 4 nuts that need to be
removed (they hold the engine to the trans and have a 17mm wrench size).
There's 2 bolts that are holding the rear mount in place 13mm wrench
size. And
you have what's left of the wiring harness, and the throttle cable left
to
remove. The clamp on the throttle clamp uses an 8mm wrench, as does the
wires on the generator. You don't have to remove the heater cables like
the
later (65 and on) cars do, but the heater pipes might have a clamp on
them
where they connect to the heat exchangers. There's also 2 clamps on the
bellows (cooling air boot). These should be held in place with a phillips
screw
(1 from the top, and 1 from the bottom on each clamp). These screws don't
need to be removed completely, but almost off is close enough. That's it.
Use a big sturdy floor jack to support the engine, have the car up on
jack
stands, as you'll need some room to get the engine out of the bay
(minimum
18 inches plus the height of the jack in the lowered position from the
ground to the very bottom of the rear apron). Some here use plywood to
slide the
engine out with, others just remove it on the jack. I have a cart that
fits over my jack, and supports it that way, as it allows me to free up
the
jack, and roll the engine out of the way. Other than the remains of the
wiring (not sure how much is left), it should only take an hour or so to
remove
the engine. I've done it in under a half hour by myself. If I was closer,
I'd help you out, but I'm north of Detroit, which is quite a ways away
from
you. :O
Oh, I forgot, you need to remove the engine oil dip stick, and loosen the
clamp for the oil fill/dip stick tube, and separate the boot from the lower
tube.
Bob 65 Notch S with sunroof and IRS (Krusty)
71 Notch (Krunchy)
64 T-34 Ghia (Wolfie)
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