2001 LS6 engine - collecting dust
2001 LS6 engine - collecting dust I have an '01 LS6 crate motor thats just been sitting for years. It is a brand new complete engine with intake, throttle body, plugs, and all. It's never been fired, not even once. I was thinking it should still be ready to rock as good as ever. Any ideas on this? Maybe the front and real seals might need to be replaced before going into service? Do ya'll think I'll run into any problems bringing this thing to life, since it just been sitting around forever?
It hasn't really been covered. Its actually just been sitting in a project car for that long. Heads and intake have never been off and plugs have never even been pulled. So you think there is a chance of rust in the cylinders? What about the seals?
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just check in the plug holes with a good rifle bore flashlight. That will tell you REAL quick what its condition is. Go ahead and change the rear seal just for the hell of it and let her eat.
