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Engine Removal	Tom	10-25-07
We have a 2000 Fleetwood Pace Arrow with a V-10. The motor is blown. Does this come out from the front? Can someone give some assistance. Thanks
Re: Engine Removal	Mark O.	10-25-07
It all sort of depends upon what chassis you have. For most front engine Class A or Class C motorhomes the easiest way is to take it out through the bottom. If that is the way in which you choose do it, make sure you block the frame well. It will be necessary because you will need to drop the front axle. And it is very hard to breathe with a motorhome on your chest. Mark O. Castle Rock, WA