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Installing new engine 700

Doesn anyone know exactly what i need in terms of gaskets and seals?I purchased the intake and exhaust gaskets,water pump gasket,throttle gasket.What else do i need?








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Installing new engine 700

You also should get new exhaust manifold lock nuts. If it were mine I would also do a rear main seal and all the front seals, as well as timing belt.








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Installing new engine 700

New, as in "rebuilt" longblock or new, as in different (used)? If used I would replace the rear main seal as well as the cam and front crankshaft seal along with the timing belt and new waterpump. It would never be easier to install a new oil pan gasket. Injector seals come to mind as do motor mounts.

Randy








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Installing new engine 700

Hi:

I just installed a good used Engine in my turbo wagon. I did all the things the first two posts mentioned. Especially the rear Main seal and Oil Pan Gasket. If these two leak while in the car, you have alot of work on your hands. It's a piece of cake when the engine is out. Front seals, Timing Belt and Water Pump can be done in the car. But still easier to do when the Engine is out. Also check your Turbo, if equiped, it's much easier to change out of the car. There are two Cap screws for the Oil Return Line and a nut on the bottom of the Exhaust Manfold that have to come off before the Turbo and Exhaust Manifold comes off (Garrett equipped). You have to lay on your back under he car to get at these. I found this out the hard way. Finally, if you have an Automatic Tranny, you should change the Front Seal.

Good luck
Warren







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