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Old 02-26-2009, 15:48   #1 (permalink)
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engine lifting brackets

just wondering if anyone knows what the brackets bolt to and where to get them for a 5.4l in a 2001 s/crew
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Re: engine lifting brackets

you have to pull the intake off then the alternater from there the lifting bracket bolts to the front part of the block and to the back part of the block trany bolts need to be removed
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Re: engine lifting brackets

got it out.like you said bracket on the front where the alt bolts to and 2 brackets under the intake at back of engine.thanks for the help
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