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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
Does anyone have the CPT videos they would be willing to let me borrow? I'm getting into my engine removal, and would feel better if I reviewed the videos.
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08-03-2009
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
What's your address?
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08-06-2009
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
CPT videos on the way to you Todd
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08-23-2009
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
Ryan,
Tapes are on the way back. Thanks again! A few valuable tips, which helped prepare the motor for its big exit. Do any of the other Z brothers here have the lift hooks? I've left the inj housings in place, so I am not sure where else to lift from besides using the hooks. Todd |
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08-23-2009
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
BillyBaloney just bought a '94 engine with problems and he says that it came with the lifting mounts.
http://www.zr1netregistry.com/forum/...ead.php?t=9420 Give him a PM, maybe he'll share. TomC "Crabs"
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
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I just bolt a chain in at the heads its using the same idea as the lifting hooks bolts in aluminum so thats what I do works every time
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
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 . Wish I'd have known/you'd have mentioned something  , I could have sent a set with the tapes  .
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
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08-24-2009
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
Todd,
I have a set I can loan you.. Let me know. I also have a home made, aluminum spreader bar you can borrow too. All work good. made it during the time I had all those engines. Jerry
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Re: 1st LT5 engine pull, looking for tips and tricks
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I mailed you a set of engine lift brackets...you should have them by Friday...shipped USPS. I'm tearing into my engine that's still sitting on the shipping pallet, and will need them back once I get the heads off, I'll want to put the motor on a rotating engine stand for re-assembly
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