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Do you really have to pull the heads to change lifters????

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Old 06-22-2012, 05:03 PM
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Use search means "find and READ", not post in it and if it is still relevant why not?
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I heard David Blane can replace the lifters with just his mind,,, 4 years is a grave dig for sure (might as well add 2cents to the pot)
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Originally Posted by eallanboggs
If you or your mechanic knew anything about the GenIII small block you would realize:IT'S A JOKE!!! YES, THE HEADS DO HAVE TO COME OFF!!! That's NOT a joke. If I found rocker rollers in my engine I'm leaning heavily toward a tear down. Do I trust the full flow 50 micron filter to stop them all. That's a roll of the dice I don't think I'm willing to take. The lifter trays must come out. There is a small bolt in the center of each one that must be removed. Then you lift out the lifter trays. The lifters stick in the trays most of the time. You may have to manually remove some if they slip out of the trays as you remove the trays.
I don't think they would make it through the pick-up screen. AND thats if they "floating" in the oil which I would bet they sink to the bottom.
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Originally Posted by Zmg00camaross
4 year old thread very nice



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