GM Ebgine tilt tool

I use those tie-down ratchet straps. Work great for tilting the engine AND strapping down loads in your truck.

Steve

Crap design. As you tightened the forcing nut, the threads on the eye-bolt would dig into the block part, when it was time to tilt the engine back home, you have/had to beat on the screw with a hammer.

Can't say for certain, they typically work on any design where there is a 'dog bone' mounted on the top of the engine to control the torque, meaning that they don't work on cars like a Grand Am or a Cadavalier with a 4 cylinder.

Check with Thexton, they have a version of an engine tilt tool.

Me too. As well, I have simply put a vehicle in drive after disconnecting the torque over restraint, to tip the engine forward. There are lots of simple and cheap solutions for this issue - no need for specialty tools.

Well after looking at teh 2 contenders the texton engine mover has the simpler and easier to fix design , in case of problems so for $33.00 I chose that one

hope it works -- the lisle 48620 $44 looked good too but I could never fix the bent drive rod in case the thread got twisted out of shape

simplicity usually has its advantages