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29 Jun 2021 19:22 #43428
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Thanks for all the comments... fortunately, I still at the stage where I can loosen/remove the engine bolts, so perhaps installing the from one will be achievable without miracles.
These three panels have kicked around since I got the car in 1965. I am assuming that they are original but the blue color makes me wonder. I would imagine that they would have been black but who knows?
These three panels have kicked around since I got the car in 1965. I am assuming that they are original but the blue color makes me wonder. I would imagine that they would have been black but who knows?
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29 Jun 2021 05:00 #43422
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These panels go around the engine. There is one of the rectangle one that goes on the two sides that has a indent in it. It is for the steering column. That one goes on the drivers side. The other square one goes on the passenger side. These two the engine does not need to be removed. However, most of the cars that we have worked on the are completely original have a fabric strip that is riveted one the panel and is sandwiched between the block and oil pan. The other one that you have goes under the pulley for the fan. The engine has to be tilted up to get that one in because the engine sits on that panel and the bolt goes through one of the holes. This is a nightmare to put on with the engine still somewhat in.
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29 Jun 2021 04:17 #43421
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Very unlikely that would be the case. Not that way with L-29 , Auburn speedster, or Marmon 16.
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29 Jun 2021 02:56 #43418
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I'm not 100% sure about 8 cylinder engines but I would think they would be removable on their own. They often had to be removed to perform maintenance on the engine. I'd be very surprised if you had to dismantle anything to remove/install them. Hopefully someone else with first hand experience with the 8 cylinder can confirm.
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29 Jun 2021 02:45 #43417
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Thanks! I suppose that the engine has to be lifted up to install?
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27 Jun 2021 01:02 #43401
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Hi Donald,
Those 3 pans mount around the base of the engine on each side and under the front. They reduce road splash & debris coming up onto the engine. It's very nice that you have these as they were often removed for maintenance and discarded!
Those 3 pans mount around the base of the engine on each side and under the front. They reduce road splash & debris coming up onto the engine. It's very nice that you have these as they were often removed for maintenance and discarded!
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