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Afternoon all,

 

I was wondering if you could point me in the direction as to where the engine lift points are on a VQ35 and what was the best way to lift an engine via a hoist please.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Astroboy

Posted

Front panel completely off and remove engine/gearbox and complete engine wiring loom as one unit.

 

I have special brackets that I fabricated but a decent sling around the exhaust manifolds will work.

 

Alex. :)

Posted (edited)

Front panel completely off and remove engine/gearbox and complete engine wiring loom as one unit.

 

I have special brackets that I fabricated but a decent sling around the exhaust manifolds will work.

 

Alex. :)

Hi Alex,

 

Thanks for the reply, appreciated.

 

Is it advisable to separate the engine from the gearbox or would you not lift it together all as one?

Edited by Astroboy
Posted

As Alex said there is no factory lifting points and you need special brackets to do by the SM, but old school trick will work with a few sling.

 

Hi Kaizer, that's also to your reply. Forgive my ingnorance, what's the, 'SM' ? :blush:

Posted

Front panel completely off and remove engine/gearbox and complete engine wiring loom as one unit.

 

I have special brackets that I fabricated but a decent sling around the exhaust manifolds will work.

 

Alex. :)

Hi Alex,

 

Thanks for the reply, appreciated.

 

Is it advisable to separate the engine from the gearbox or would you not lift it together all as one?

 

IMHO lift it all as one unit as advised in my previous post: That is engine complete with loom and gearbox.

I have tried all ways and this works best for me.

Removing front bumper and complete front panel makes the job so much easier.

 

Alex. :)

Posted

Let us know where you are and perhaps some of the forum boys can come help??

 

Hello mate. I live in the wonderful town of Corby in Northants.

Free Irn Bru for people that help. lol

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