Hey all,
Well, after all the questions and posts about the issue with my car, I've decided to just swap out the motor and replace it with another KA24E. The valves are bad in my engine.
Anyway, I was wondering how time consuming it is to take the KA out and put one back in? I have access to an engine lift and all the necessary tools.
I got this info from
http://www.srswap.com Is it as easy as they say??
"Disconnect all hoses, wires and cables in the engine bay, and remove the two motor mount nuts. Detach the AC compressor (you will probably have to remove the power steering pump to do this) and secure the compressor out of the way up by the driver's side stock air box location. Remove the radiator, mechanical fan, and fan shroud, and flip the main engine harness over the fender so it is out of the way.
Remove the KA shifter, drain the gear oil out of the transmission, and remove carrier bearing bracket and the driveshaft. Jack up the transmission and remove the 4 cross member bolts. Detach the downpipe from the exhaust manifold, and remove the transmission mount bracket from the cat as well. Remove the entire exhaust and get it out of the way. Using an engine hoist, attach the chain to the head using suitably strong bolts. Drop the transmission using the jack, and pull the engine and transmission out as one unit. Be careful not to damage the power steering rack lines when removing the engine. "
Approximately how long do you think this will take??
Thanks,
Andy