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30 paź 2016 · Originally posted by MosGuy: lower the hoist as far as it will go, place the engine block near the screws. Tighten the hoist screws, then go and save the game, come back to garage and the engine will be mounted in the air. No need to do that if you actually align it properly in first place..
i was going to attach the engine to motor hoist like everyday, but there was no bolts on motor hoist.. is there any solution? or what could happen if i turn back to original version, attach it and turn back to experimental update? Thanks.
You dont actually even need the hoist. Use a toolbox, take out the 11 bolt screwer, close the box, center the toolbox in the car (where the motor goes) and plop the ready motor on the toolbox. It may take some adjusting, but it usually works.
2 lip 2019 · No matter how i positioning it, there is no bolts to attach it. I tried to start another save, and there was no bolts either. With MSCeditor and satsuma report i checked all bolts and installed parts, but there are still no bolts.
Might sound daft, but is the engine the right way round? I spent a while wondering why it wouldn't connect, when it turned out I had the wrong bolts lining up. Also the hoist needs to be at the right height of the bolts won't appear.
The motor hoist is an item which is used to lower and raise the engine in and out of the engine bay. It connects to the engine block via two chains with 2x10mm bolts. It is found in the garage in the player's home in the beginning of the game.
6 lut 2024 · Mounting the engine is one of the more difficult parts of playing My Summer Car. This guide page explains how to use the jack, how to place the finished engine in the body of the Satsuma car, and how to connect the engine and gearbox to the rest of the vehicle.
