If you have decided that your engine needs a major overhaul, follow the preparatory procedures.
The convenience of the place where the work is carried out is very important. It requires sufficient space for work and a place to store the car. When carrying out repairs outside the workshop or garage, it is necessary to at least choose a flat, level, clean area.
Cleaning the engine compartment and engine/transmission assembly before starting repair work helps keep tools clean and tidy.
The engine can only be removed together with the transmission. To do this, you need to install the car on supports, raising it to a height sufficient to remove the power unit from under the car. Therefore, you will need a reliable lifting mechanism with a lifting capacity exceeding the weight of the power unit. Observe safety when removing the power unit from the car. Inattention to work can lead to injuries.
If you are doing this type of work, invite an assistant. The advice and assistance of a more experienced person will be useful to you. For various reasons, one person is not always able to perform all the operations necessary to lift and remove the engine from the car.
Plan your work in advance. Before starting work, select all the tools and equipment. To remove and install the engine, you will need (in addition to the lifting device) such items as a mobile jack, a set of keys and nozzles (see "Tools and accessories"), wooden pads, rags.
Provide a repair procedure. Mechanical treatment requires operations that the car owner cannot perform without special equipment.
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Methods of removing the power unit and precautions (Mondeo 1 and 2)
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