When performing the engine removal, you will be faced with numerous activities which include disconnection of individual parts or systems and these systems include the exhaust system,
Radiator and others. There are many combinations of model and engine so it is necessary to apply great caution and common sense when repairing. To make it easier to remove and install, drain the fluids in any appropriate container, label the wires and hoses before taking them out, and place retainers of the parts in their own containers to eliminate confusion. Make sure that the transmission is well supported once it is unbolt and in case the air conditioning system has to be disconnected, it has to be done by a qualified technician. In removing engine mounts, the engine should be supported and the lifting hooks used should it have any. Slowly lift the engine and ensure that all the connections are removed and put the engine on a stand or work bench when it is clear. Start with the process of defueling the system, disconnection of the battery, marking the location of the hood, lifting the vehicle, emptying fluids and removing the needed parts such as starter, transmission, exhaust system, and radiator. Unscrew fuel lines, electricity connectors, and hoses, and take out any other parts that are necessary. To install, one needs to oil the bolts, and the engine should be put in place properly and correctly aligned with the transmission and exhaust. Screw engine mounts firmly in place, tighten screws and undo the procedures in order to install it back. Add oil to crankcase, and check all connections and make the required adjustments and install the air intake duct and the battery. Lastly, fill and bleed the cooling system, turn on the engine and inspect that it has no leaks and put the hood back on, making sure that it fits well. Have A/C system serviced by a certified person, where necessary.