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As we did on the passenger side, we lifted the engine to provide room to allow removal of the motor mount and for obvious other reasons. Do NOT however lift from the bellhousing as you run the risk of cracking it (as shown here!). Remove the motor mount and header (and studs) as you did on the passenger side to make ready for the new header.
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