Does anyone have pictures of the engine lifting brackets for the 98 Civic engine removal. Especially the one that mounts to the front right side.

I am pulling the motor and AT out of the 98 LX parts car (the one the girl introduced to the telephone pole) to sell to help pay for the 98 DX we picked up at a tow lot auction.

SO, since I am a new-bee (and can't post to the classified yet) this will have to do (don't flame me for this, I just need a few more posts):

1998 Civic LX 4 door parts for sale in MA, near the NH border. The only thing that has sold so far is the front fenders, rear bumper, and the muffler, and most of the rest is available. Email tcjones76@live.com and we can make a deal.

Anyway, I do need information on the engine lift brackets, thanks.

Tim.

 

I've never used any sort of special brackets. Remove the starter, distributor, alternator, and power steering pump first. Then attach a chain to one starter bolt and the bolt for the PS pump bracket. Hook your hoist to the midpoint of that chain. (You need to remove the alternator for clearance to make the lift, and the distributor so the chain doesn't break it.)

 

I have everything except the mounts disconnected and with the front end damage, the bumper and radiator support has been removed.

I will look at the starter and PS pump mounting bolts, and thanks for the tip on the distributor.