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Old 11-28-2008, 08:28 PM
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Ill be pulling the motor out of my 00 camaro tomorrow to paint the engine bay. Currently the trans is out cause im changing the clutch out. I have the book on the ls1 and ls6 motors which gives a little info on removing the motor. However is there anything i need to keep an eye out for while doing this. id appreciate it.

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Old 11-29-2008, 12:06 AM
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pullin out the top or bottom? Have AC?

Call me tomorrow afternoon and i can walk you throigh it.

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i would drop it from the bottom. that way you can get a lil more involved with all the small details before you shoot fresh paint.
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its going to be through the bottom, and yes it has ac. ill send ya a PM so i can get your #
Old 11-29-2008, 08:33 AM
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Its easier to take it out through the top just take the heads off and it comes right out i have don it plenty of times if you need any help dont hesitate to ask
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Originally Posted by 1QWK408
Its easier to take it out through the top just take the heads off and it comes right out i have don it plenty of times if you need any help dont hesitate to ask
Uhh, it's much easier to drop it from the bottom especially if you have access to a lift.
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do i need to remove the power steering pump or can i remove the engine with it?
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Everything can stay if you're dropping it from the bottom.
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Dont even need to take the heads off to pull from top. With a lift or the means to take it from the bottom it would definitely be easier. I've pulled it twice from the top however with no issues, just take manifold off.

You can drop it with the power steering attached but need to remove the pump to take motor off K-member or you'll have to disconnect the lines. Pulling the pump can be a pain...Just takes some time.

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Originally Posted by will69camaro
You can drop it with the power steering attached but need to remove the pump to take motor off K-member or you'll have to disconnect the lines. Pulling the pump can be a pain...Just takes some time.
im only removing the motor to clean & paint the engine bay since ill be repainting the car. While the motor is out ill do a cam swap & an LS6 intake. thanks
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Don't forget to pull the cam sensor connection from the back of the intake before removal.
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Anyone have a link on how to pull the motor from the bottom using a lift?
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i got it out. Took 3 hours but i got it done next weekend im going to start working on it. thanks for the help




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