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Re: LT5 Assembly Project
No I was able to loosendthe bolt with a standard socket set and gripping the balancer with one hand. used the screwdrier to lock the crank, came loose fairly easily.
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Jeffvette,
Out of the car, what is the best method for the center bolt. Pipe wrench(strap)? LGAFF 92 ZR1 #234 |
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Put two flywheel bolts in and a pipe in between them. When rotated it will lodge itself against the engine stand.
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Removed the water pump, appears to be alittle rust on the back of the impeller, will post pics later. I also made sure to tape down the bolts in order to keep them in order on the water pump.
 Removed the timing cover bolts, I assume that the seal needs to be removed prior to pulling the cover off. I will tackle that piece tomorrow.  LGAFF 92 ZR1 #234 Last edited by LGAFF; 10-20-2008 at 10:39 PM. |
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Re: LT5 Assembly Project
Seal remains in place in the front cover when it's removed. Word of caution, be careful with the large metal "washer" on the crank. The face is a precision lapped flat surface for sealing against the carbon/graphite oil pump seal. If it is dinged or scratched, the oil pump seal will leak.
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Whats the best process for removal, cover seems very tight.
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Thanks Ryan, but looking for timing cover removal.
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You have "all" the bolts removed. And nuts? 
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