Lowering Engine to Cart

Published November 6, 2006

Once the wiring, hoses, exhaust, axles, subframe, and other parts connected to both the body and the engine are removed, a cart was moved into position under the engine and transmission, and the car was lowered so the engine and transmission were resting on the cart. With the cart in position, the motor mounts were unbolted and the car was raised away, leaving the engine and transmission sitting on the cart.

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