CyberNinja

It took around 6 hours for a friend and I to swap out the engine in my BMW e90. However, our understanding was limited, so maybe a more seasoned business might do the task more quickly. Consider the hourly rates for a workday of around six hours. On my M47, we didn't need to disconnect the air conditioning or the power steering cables, so the only fluids I had to replace were the oil and the coolant.

As far as I'm aware, not all automobiles can just use the newest Dot fluid. I have been instructed that my Rover P6 must utilise Dot 3 rather than Dot 4. anything to do with producing problems with chemical reactions involving rubber or seals. can't quite remember, but don't use the most recent. dot 4 in my 45-year-old antique vehicle. It would be wonderful to know if anything has changed.

It simply felt like the appropriate item to mention in the post and/or title, as you say, and I wasn't even thinking about the "Location" on the lhs.

I'm getting tired of stating the obvious.