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Originally Posted by dunl
So what makes removing the engine more difficult?
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For one you have random connections to the engine that you must connect, (Wires, fuel, exhaust, intake, cooling system, air conditioning, etc) Then you have to mate the engine with the tranny. after its mated with the tranny you have to put the engine onto its mounts and start wiring everything back up. its a rather large job compared with the simple unbolting of eighteen same sized bolts lowing the transmission and then putting it back up and putting the bolts back into its place. And if the engine is being rebuilt while its out, it would complicate things also.
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