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Old 02-20-2008, 07:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Any tips on XG engine removal?

I'm doing an engine swap on my 01 XG300 - the original motor has a rod knock. Anyone pulled one of these before? It's really similar to the '00 Sonata V6 that I just swapped, but quite a bit tighter in the engine compartment.

The hmaservice site gives info on pulling the engine with trans, I'm trying to pull just the motor. Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

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Old 02-23-2008, 05:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Nobody's pulled one of these? Are they that reliable? Anyone done a timing belt or any other service?

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I know this is a bit late. But I would say take out the radiator and the support. The radiator support has some bolts holding it in. You will probably has to take off the front bumper too.
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A little late - but thanks for giving some info. I was able to pull the engine out by itself, but there is barely enough room side to side to seperate it from the trans. I did remove the radiator but not the support - there is plenty of room front to back to get it out. I had to remove the transmission mounts from the trans and push the trans as far as I could to the left. Combined with some tilting and patience and the motor came out.

The replacement engine has been in for a few days now and runs good. Quite a strong, smooth V6.

Anyone else needing help/tips on pulling one of these please just ask.

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Did you put in a 3.5 or just another 3.0?
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I just put in another 3.0. I wasn't sure on what might be needed for the 3.5, and it was hard enough to find a replacment for a reasonable price.

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