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does engine have to come out to change X member?

following my recent crash, the damage underneath the car is the crossmember.

 

sourced one cheap,

 

 

but what about changing it?

 

 

does the engien have to come out? or can it be unbolted from underneath?

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    I believe the best person to speak to would be StellaZ as he has just replaced his. Engine stays in-situ.

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    Defo, support the engine from above with a cross bar and ropes and undo the stering rack, suspension and engine mounts and lower away.

     

    Jeff TT

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    thanks mateys :)

     

     

    was dreading the cost of removing the engine!!

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    i did the rad support bracket, i called it a cross member as i didnt knowwhat it was called, if its the rad support bracket then its a right orrible job to do, im lucky though, im handy with a grinder my dad is handy with a welder, its prob stronger now than ever before lol

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    stella - Na its not that one,

     

    its the one that suoprts the engine ;)

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