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Old 08-14-2012, 02:06 PM
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I have a 2000 ls1 camaro I need complete instructions on how to remove and replace the heads on it...if any one has them or a link id appreciate it
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www.ls1howto.com

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+1 for that site, helped me with the cam/head swap on my 5.3l Sierra...
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do a search for engine deck cleaning.make sure to remove any fluid that goes in the bolt holes in the block.a shopvac is nice to have to remove any junk.if using stock gm head bolts you will need a torque degree wrench from snap-on.
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do a search for engine deck cleaning.make sure to remove any fluid that goes in the bolt holes in the block.a shopvac is nice to have to remove any junk.if using stock gm head bolts you will need a torque degree wrench from snap-on.
Or this one, helped me out w/o the $90 snap-on price tag:

http://www.sears.com/kd-tools-torque...p-00994203000P
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Don't need a torque degree wrech, use the old trick of drawing a vertical line on the bolt and using that to reference you amount of twist on the last torque step....saves time and money



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