Right! I'm off into the garage to install the engine/gearbox. Never done this before so here goes.
Chocks away.....
I will post tonight to report on any progress.
Keith
Good luck
all the best, take your time and don't be tempted to rush. Better to stand back for 10 minutes with a brew and have a think than force a bad
situation especially if you're doing it on your own.
all the best
quote:
Originally posted by jabbahutt
all the best, take your time and don't be tempted to rush. Better to stand back for 10 minutes with a brew and have a think than force a bad situation especially if you're doing it on your own.
all the best
think a sweep stake should be set up on the the number of minor injuries.
I say 3, 2 cuts and a trapped thumb.
All the best!
quote:
Originally posted by Dangle_kt
think a sweep stake should be set up on the the number of minor injuries.
I say 3, 2 cuts and a trapped thumb.
All the best!
it's in.... well hanging in the right place.... just need to make some final adjustments to the position and drill the gearbox mounts then bolt
in.
Only mishap so far is some gearbox oil dumped on the garage floor.
Very smooth operation, took my time. Just stopped for a spot of lunch. It's not over yet.
Cheers
Keith.
Another update tonight.........
opps I should have mentioned the oil, oh well I forget everytime anyway
good work
It's in. Here are some pics. No injuries, no dramas. Just took me time and it just slotted in.
Only thing is the original oil filter interfers with the steering downlink. Is there a short stubby one available for the Zetec? How did you guys
get round this problem?
Anyway a good days work. Some pictures below.
Engine going in
Emgine going in
Engine Installed
[Edited on 15/5/08 by Slater]
Hi yes smaller ones are available, but if you want decent filtration then I sugest you use a remote oil filter. I had one fitted to my zetec. Pick up plate, steal hoses and large filter mouted to bulkhead - job done!