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Message: [QUOTE="20156point7, post: 1565607, member: 16211"] I recently replaced my engine by myself in my garage. It's actually quite easy to pull the engine without removing the cab. Pull the front clip/radiator stack and bumper. pop the 4 front cab bolts out and jack the cab up 4 inches just enough to get a 4x4 block in to hold it up. This gives you plenty of room to manueve the engine out. I pulled the turbo and made a plate with a hook to screw down into the pedestal bolts. Took the tractor and chain and removed and installed the engine. Hardest part of the job was probably waiting for parts. Download a good manual to get procedures and check torque specs of everything. It took me a couple months just working on it a few hours here and there. and was my first time ever pulling a 6.7. Id definitely do it again and save the money. That first crank after the rebuild sure was nerve wracking to say the least tho [/QUOTE]

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