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Old May 2, 2012 | 03:32 PM
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Thanks for the kind words.

After having driven the 12v a while I kind of got used to the power. On top of that it didn't really run that well on LPG, low MPG and high CO, so I decided to fit something else.

First removing the exhaust and prop again and then disconnected all hoses and wiring. After that a friend came to give me a hand and we took the brakes off.

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Then it was time to remove the engine (again).

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The 12v with the box and clutch removed.

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Time to get the new engine ready.

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24v BOA on the engine hoist

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Putting it on the engine subframe.

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Then fitted the 12v flywheel and a new clutch kit to the engine.



And the box back on.

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And lowered the car over the engine and box to position them correctly.

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Then it was time to mount the subframe, gearbox mount, arb and struts.

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Still had some time to fit the radiator with the electric fans and some coolant hosed. But at 21.30 I called it a day, kind of exhausting when working from 9 am.
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