Ken,
typically we bolt on the oil pan, starter, intake, exhaust and
transmission outside the vehicle.
There's just enough room to squeeze it all
in - and it's a TON easier than tring to tighetn those components once
installed.
best of luck,
karl
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Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 21:36:55 -0500
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Ken,
All of the above, I think. I can't remember whether I had the starter on
the
car when I put the engine back into my '67-1/2 2000 a couple of years
ago,
but I'm pretty sure I did. The carbs, exhaust manifold and oil pan
were all
definitely in place.
Gary
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Subject: [Roadsters] Installing U20 motor...
> I'm getting close to putting my U20 motor back in my 68 2000. It's been
>
so
> long I can't remember if I can mount the starter, exhaust manifold, carbs
> &
> intake manifold and oil pan while the engine is out or if I have to wait
> and
> do some of those after the motor is back in the engine bay. I seem to
> recall
> positioning the exhaust manifold (unbolted) as the engine goes back
in,
> otherwise you can't get it into position after the engine is sitting on
> its
> mounts.
>
> I'll be installing the engine and tranny already bolted
together as one
> unit...
>
> What say the experts? (Oil pan? Intake?
Exhaust? Starter?)
>
> Thanks! Hope to be back on the road by the end of
this week after being
> in
> the shop for 5 years.
>
> Ken
> Bellingham, WA
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