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>Hey, what's the easiest way to get the block out? > >- Unbolt the tranny? (I'm A/T) or pull everything out >together? > >- Remove the head and pulleys first or just leave it all on? > >- Can you really jack on the oil pan?? (To remove motor >mounts)
Pull the front suspension. Remove the axles. Remove the center member (under the car, attached to the front motor mount). Remove the washer bottle, battery, battery tray, battery tray mount bracket, intake pipe, radiator, both upper and lower hoses, and both heater hoses. Disconnect fuel feed line, air temp sensor, brake assist line, MAP sensor, TPS and idle air harnesses, and the injector harness. Disconnect the stock fuel pressure sending unit and knock sensor. Disconnect the vehicle speed sensor from the back of the tranny, as well as the rverse light sensor and any other harness you have on the at i don't on my mt. Remove PS pump bracket, throw PS pump off to the side, unbolt AC compressor bracket, throw off to the side.
Grab the engive with an engine hoist to hold it steady. Pull both side motor mounts, lifting and lowering with the hoist when necessary. Remove rear mount(under washer fuild res. location). Hole the engine level with the hoist. Lift out.. watch for any harnesses that may still be connected.
I may have missed a few things. That's about all of it, though.
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