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Not to hijack this thread, but I plan to use a engine hoist to remove a motor. Do you use the same size bolts and install in the same holes that you would for the engine stand? Thanks in advance.
Kinda hard to use them on the back of the block while lifting the motor. Use a chain and a couple of the bolts on top of the motor. Remove opposite, angled front and back of the engine. Remove those bolts, install longer ones that go through the chain(18-24ins) and pull the motor up. Or, use 2 front and 2 rear and 2 chains. Follow me?
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I plan to use a intake braket or one of thoese engien host things that they sell at horbor freight with the tabs and has the ablility to pitch the motor
There has been some discussion in the past of an engine plate that bolts to the intake (where the carb site).
There more than a few that think the smaller bolts that hold the carb to the intake and bolts holes in that area are not strong enough to safely hold an engine.
Also, these folks claim that the yanking and jerking of an engine as sometimes one needs to do to get it free, it really bad news for an intake.
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I have never used one (because I never owned to use)
I've used larger bolts in the ends of the heads.
One on the back drivers side and one on the passenger side front.
Why there? ...because I can get the holes easy.
These are larger bolts, 1/2, 9/16, maybe 5/8...I do not remember.
I used grade 8 hardware
I then use lift brackets that came with my engine hoist weight redistribution sling.
I bolt these brackets to the heads.
I had to get longer chains.
Whatever you do and no matter how you do it, be safe!
Bryan Smith
2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited
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