<VV> Putting a new (to me) motor in my monza...

[N. Joseph Potts]

Your question was pretty open-ended, so I'll ask a specific one: the engine
you acquired - is/was it for a manual transmission?
      What are the years of the hardware involved: that is: (a) year of the
engine (or lacking that, suffix code); (b) year of the transaxle you intend
to mate it to; and (c) year of the (rest of the) car?

Joe Potts
Miami, Florida USA
1966 Corsa coupe 140hp 4-speed with A/C

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Subject: <VV> Putting a new (to me) motor in my monza...


Hi guys. I bought a 110 motor to replace the one that never made it
back from the shop...
I have a question. The last thin g I did with this car was to change it
over to a manual.
I'm guessing that mating up the transaxle and the engine would be best
done with the transaxle out of the car.
Can this be done without any specific tools other than ratchets and
good aim?  ;op
And, is there anything I should look out for while doing this?
-C