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Engine: Service and Repair




Remove or Disconnect

1. Negative battery cable.
2. Hood.
- Drain the cooling system.
3. Upper radiator hose at the radiator.
4. Overflow hose.
5. Upper fan shroud.
6. Transmission and engine oil cooler lines (if equipped).
7. Radiator.
8. Fan.
9. Heater hoses.
10. Air Cleaner.
11. Vacuum hoses.
12. All necessary wires at the bulkhead, ground wires, and main feed wires.
13. Throttle cable and cruise control cable (if equipped.
14. Distributor cap.
- Raise the vehicle.
15. Converter to exhaust pipe bolts.
16. Exhaust pipes at the manifolds.
17. Strut rods at the bell housing.
18. Flywheel cover bolts and flywheel cover (if equipped).
19. Torque converter bolts.
20. Shield at rear of catalytic converter.
21. Converter hanger at exhaust pipe.
22. Lower fan shroud.
23. Fuel lines.
- Loosen all fuel line clamps and fasteners from the CMFI unit to the rear of the transmission. Without damaging them, move them to the rear of the engine compartment and tie them in place with a suitable strap.
24. Two outer air dam bolts.
25. Left body mount bolts.
- Install jackstands.
- Raise the body.
26. Bell housing bolts.
- Lower the body.
27. Motor mount through bolts.
28. Jackstands.
- Lower the vehicle.
29. Air conditioning compressor (if equipped).
30. Power steering pump (if equipped).
- Support the transmission with a floor jack.
31. Engine.

Install or Connect

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1. Engine into the vehicle.
2. Rome the transmission support.
- Raise the vehicle.

Notice: When fasteners are removed, always reinstall them at the same location from which they were removed. If a fastener needs to be replaced, use the correct part number fastener for that application. If the correct part number fastener is not available, a fastener of equal size and strength (or stronger) may be used. Fasteners that are not reused and those requiring thread locking compound will be called out. The correct torque value must be used when installing the fasteners that require it. If the above conditions are not followed, parts or system damage could result.

3. Motor mount through bolts.

Tighten
- Bolts to specifications.

Pick Up:
- Engine Mount to Engine Bolts 38 Nm (28 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount to Frame Bolts 45 Nm (33 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount to Frame Nuts 65 Nm (48 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount Through Bolts 66 Nm (49 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount Through Bolt Nuts 56 Nm (41 Lbs. Ft.)

Utility
- Engine Mount to Engine Bolts 38 Nm (28 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount to Frame Bolts 57 Nm (42 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount to Frame Nuts 52 Nm (38 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount Through Bolts 83 Nm (61 Lbs. Ft.)
- Engine Mount Through Bolt Nuts 70 Nm (50 Lbs. Ft.)

4. Lower bell housing bolts.
- Raise the body.
5. Upper bell housing bolts.
- Lower the body.
6. Remaining bell housing bolts.
7. Body and mount bolts.
8. Power steering pump (if equipped).
9. Air conditioning compressor (if equipped).
10. Two outer air dam bolts.
11. Fuel lines and all clamps.
12. Lower fan shroud.
13. Converter hanger at exhaust pipe.
14. Shield at rear of catalytic converter.
15. Torque converter bolts.
16. Flywheel cover and bolts (if equipped).
17. Strut rods at the bell housing.
18. Exhaust pipes to the manifolds.
19. Converter to exhaust pipe bolts.
- Lower the vehicle.
20. Distributor cap.
21. Throttle cable and cruise control cable (if equipped).
22. All necessary wires at the bulkhead, ground wires, and main feed wires.
23. Vacuum hoses.
24. Air cleaner.
25. Heater hoses.
26. Fan.
27. Radiator.
28. Transmission oil cooler lines (if equipped).
29. Upper fan shroud.
30. Overflow hose.
31. Upper radiator hose at the radiator.
32. Coolant into the cooling system.
33. Hood.
34. Negative battery cable.