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Engine isn’t in right spot?

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Noahrieke

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Mar 17, 2020
Billings, Montana
This one really has me stumped☠️ I pulled my engine and trans to reseal my engine and I put the engine and trans back in and it went fine all the motor mounts lined up good and went in easy. Then I look at my water pump and everything on that side is pretty much touching my frame I have no clue how this happened?? Anyone know what’s wrong? Thanks -Noah Rieke
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That looks normal to me.
Hm maybe I’m just stressing myself out! I’m 18 and this is my first time pullin an engine and also am doing it by myself so it’s been stressing me out! Hopefully it is normal! Thank you so much!

Me too. It isn't touching. The pulleys ride over the pump. Its tight as it should be but looks normal.
Thank so much guess I’m just stressing myself out!

Me too. It isn't touching. The pulleys ride over the pump. Its tight as it should be but looks normal.
Thanks so much!!
 
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Thank so much guess I’m just stressing myself out!
Don't over stress the issue. We all make mistakes from time to time. The one time I thought my engine was too far over to the diver side, was because I had the water pump pulleys on wrong and they stuck out maybe 1/8 in too far. Engine didn't slide down. Obviously your pulleys aren't on, but just take your time. You'll be fine.
 
Don't over stress the issue. We all make mistakes from time to time. The one time I thought my engine was too far over to the diver side, was because I had the water pump pulleys on wrong and they stuck out maybe 1/8 in too far. Engine didn't slide down. Obviously your pulleys aren't on, but just take your time. You'll be fine.
Thank you so much man!!

Looks normal. Just make sure you don't put the water pump pulley halves on backward which is easy to do (https://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/c...r-pump-pulley-to-go-on.228253/#post-151166499).
That’s very true!XD thank you!!
 
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