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Originally Posted by flouese
Two point 5 questions:
1. I've seen a lot of different numbers but what is the actual height off the ground do I have to get the car to drop and ultimately replace my 2.5L motor?
2. Can the IMS be removed and replaced for inspection? (a) I want to see if the one installed on the engine 10K miles ago is good and (b) if the one in the engine I am replacing it with is good. If I can remove and reinstall it, what would I look for?
2.5 Does anyone have an IMS tool they are willing to loan (ship) so I can do the above process?
Thanks
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1. 24 inches would be useful.
2. No, removing the IMS bearing kills it, it cannot be reinstalled.
3. No.
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