Thread: engine swap

You should be ok then. Make sure you have a hoist of course and be prepared to pull more bits off it than what you'd think.

I usually also photograph it as I go, specifically looking at where all of the bits that have been unhooked are rehooked up in the right way - wires notably. I also put a zip tie onto anything that has been unhooked so I'll see it and not miss hooking it up again. Bolts, I also keep them in whatever they came out of rather than having a bucket of mixed bolts - been there, don't do it any more.

The only thing tricky that I can think of, is if its an auto, getting the reassembly sequence right so you don't break the auto pump when reassembling.

just don't know what to do about the disco , the body and interior are in great shape (looks like its had a recent repaint) but the motor is cactus . do i sell as parts or invest money again to fix the motor to maybe have it fail again . been on the back of a flat bed more than i've driven it