RockinExplorer
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Does anyone know a website or something to help me pull the 5.0 engine out of 91 Mercury Grand Marquis
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Help pulling engine
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What are you having problems with?
Basically you just start un-doing everything until the engine is no longer plumbed or wired to the car. Then undo the exhaust, engine mounts, trans bellhousing bolts, etc.
First time plan an entire weekend. I had it to where I could pull my 4.0L in about 6 hours by myself after doing it a few times.
You might try Mustang forums, should be similar.
But this is not rocket science, a 5.0L is pretty straight forward.
Basically you just start un-doing everything until the engine is no longer plumbed or wired to the car. Then undo the exhaust, engine mounts, trans bellhousing bolts, etc.
First time plan an entire weekend. I had it to where I could pull my 4.0L in about 6 hours by myself after doing it a few times.
You might try Mustang forums, should be similar.
But this is not rocket science, a 5.0L is pretty straight forward.
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I think 410 pretty much said it all. One more thing I will add, make sure when you pull it out you have something to catch all the fluids that will leak out.
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ah yes they WILL leak out, no matter how much you drain coolant and ATF will find a way out.....I had a HECK of a mess just the other day in fact and I am now in need of an entire new collection of shop rags (old clothes), I collect them like crazy and that spill took my whole box.
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