Hi guys

 

I am looking at pulling the motor out of the turbo territory,oil leaks everywhere....I have pulled out an engine of a falcon bf many years ago.

 

Anything else I need to keep in mind with the difference of it being a territory and a zf?

only that it's higher... or awd bits if you have that version.

it is a awd version.

@Puffwagonwill be able to tell you the differences

There's no meaningful difference between pulling an engine from a falcon or a territory and awd doesn't affect anything.

ok thanks gents.

I can give you some tips if you want. Obvious stuff is obvious but some things will save a lot of time.

Coming from E series falcons, an engine swap in a BA was a breeze. Everything in the same familiar place, but more accessible.

 

Going to an AWD territory was definitely more cramped. The front diff makes getting to some stuff a little trickier, e.g. starter motor, but otherwise no big deal.

 

The main difference I found was that with the BA/BF, the engine can be lifted straight out. It's a tight fit with the balancer on, but it fits. There isn't enough space in the territory to do this, you need to rotate the engine to lift it out.

 

I've done it a few times and differently each time, but admittedly these were all non turbos. IIRC removing the exhaust manifold and one of the engine mount brackets is enough. Having an engine crane that works properly and can lift to its max height is essential.... I was caught out by this once.

Haha yerp there's a couple of good tips right there. Balancer off, timing cover toward battery, engine oil in the crane so it actually lifts and undo the bonnet supports so the crane doesn't get stuck on your turbo scoop.

 

Lift engine off the mounts then remove the mounts from the block is another tip. Plenty of things you can do to make it go easy.

Good advice guys,thank you.

 

Started on this today,I pulled the balancer off and took the radiator out.

 

I remember last time damaging the radiator with the balancer.

 

Do you guys mark the flywhel to the converter?