Yup,
Got more vacuum leaks and still from the back of my engine. This really is a terrible thing, Good news is, I have new garage and new lift.I will post more pictures here on how to pull.......

 

Years later........

 

Love to see photos, having to pull the engine is a fear of mine but willing to do it myself if need be.

 

Sorry to hear this @Zaos !

Johnny

 

Yup,
First day of disassembly. Got the front bumper and radiators removed. I remembered this being the worst part of removing the engine:

 

Just curious on how tall is your garage? Building mine now and wanted to fit a lift in.

 

Wish it was taller, but only 10'. This is my 2nd lift system and Last time, I successfully installed an Atlas lift with a bottom plate. The plate was a real pain to roll cars over, so this time I opted tor the Triumph lift, which is working great and much easier to install. I rather live with the hose on the floor than having a plate.

 

Electrical harnesses coming out

Bentley ECU locations. #2 in front

 

Drive shaft & exhaust removed



Another angle

I most likely drop the engine today

 

Lol, I may have a small garage...but I have a lift in it

 

Just after you starting to lift the car over the engine, you must remember disconnecting these two hoses inside the right wheel well

My Engine support contraption



Engine out



Different angle of engine

 

Just: Wow

C

 

Are you planning on replace the vacuum lines with metal ones? Curious on how you plan to future proof these lines to avoid doing it the 3rd time haha

 

I didn't realize you had to pull the suspension at the same time. That must be pretty heavy.

 

Actually, this is the easy way LoL