How Do You Replace A Car Engine?
Replacing a car engine should be done by an expert mechanic or under expert supervision as it takes major steps to install an engine correctly in the engine bay. I found some interesting tips on engine swaps available at ehow.com and hiperformer.com pages, where they have illustrated practical engine swapping details and difficulties that occurs while engine swaps.
You will need to replace your car engine when: it has over 150,000 miles on it and is slowing down, it stops working or if it starts smoking excessively. Replacing a car engine is a complex procedure. It will require extensive knowledge of the car and its mechanical components, as well as the proper equipment and tools. Find out the exact problem in the engine and see if the starter, transmission or other parts need replacement. If the problem is not caused by a non-engine mechanical problem, then you will need to replace the engine. Buy or rent the right tools and equipment for the job. You will first need to buy a factory made engine, or a remanufactured engine, that is appropriate for your car to replace the one that no longer works. If you don’t have all of the tools that you need, then you can either buy them or rent them from a local car center. One of the pieces of equipment that you will probably want to rent is an engine hoist and stand. Start by disconnecting the negative bat
