Removing a 2.0T FSI Engine - Engine Swap Part 2

Welcome to Part 2 of my Engine Swap series! In this video, I'm removing the engine from my Mk2 Audi TT. Watch as I remove the final few pieces before lifting the 2.0T FSI engine from the engine bay. Whether you're a seasoned DIY mechanic or a curious Audi enthusiast, this video will guide you through the process and give you valuable insights for your own project.

🔧 What to Expect in Part 2:

Disconnecting the Exhaust Downpipe, Driveshafts and Dog Bone Mount
Lifting the engine
Mounting the engine to the engine stand
Step-by-step engine removal process
Tips for safely handling your engine swap
Stay tuned for Part 3, where I'll be carrying out some essential maintenance before reinstalling the engine into my track car

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https://amzn.to/41WlVNB - Spline/Triple Square Bits
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📖 Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:46 Downpipe
6:10 Driveshafts
11:29 Dog Bone
12:25 Strapping Engine
14:05 Engine Mounts
20:19 Pulling Engine
26:25 Waffle
28:49 Splitting Gearbox
35:38 Clutch
38:20 Mounting Engine Stand
46:39 Outro

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