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Old Jan 19, 2011 | 06:50 AM
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Question Out the top or out the bottom???

How do I need to go about an engine swap on a 1997 Seabring LXI?... I mean the real question that I have is will the body of the car lift away from the engine or will the V-6 fit out the bottom between the strut towers? Half of the people I have asked about it say that if I pull four bolts and the wireing harness that the body will simply lift away, leaving the engine and the front uni-body clip on the ground. The other half say that the engine will pull right out of the top the same as a rear wheel drive Chevrolet 350 would. So which is the correct or shud I say the best way to go about pulling the motor and if anyone has any helpful hints they would be much apprechiated since I will be doing most of this project with a masive amount of lifting points, comealongs, chain hoists and myself.
 
Old Jan 19, 2011 | 07:24 PM
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Chrysler recommends dropping the engine out the bottom with the subframe, but people have pulled it out the top as well. Go with what you feel most comfortable with.
 
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