Removing engine from top... have problems




and here is where I'm currently stuck at. what do we do with these? we wanted to pull the cover off so we could use the backholes for the cover to help lift the engine out with the chain & a couple of bolts in it. I accidently broke one of these...


also, we broke a plastic piece off between the throttle body & fuel line when we tried undoing the fuel line. I don't know what that "pack" is called?
Last edited by candlelit; Apr 5, 2008 at 09:45 PM.
1st - knock sensor. They are not expensive.
2nd - LS1 EVAP Canister Purge Solenoid. I have actually broken one hose end and glued it back together with super glue - and it worked! I think one cost around $30
If you take the broken one to the dealership, they can track it down for you. I was told it was a dealer only item....at least around here.
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Last edited by Fratsit; Apr 5, 2008 at 10:04 PM. Reason: Spelling errors
Was going to do it from the bottom until I decided I didn't have the proper specialty things to get the motor out from under the car, plus I'm keeping my A/C lines hooked up. And the ground is a little soft too.
Anyways, what do I do about those knock sensor plugs??? Do I leave them hooked in there or unplug them somehow? Guess the valley cover won't come off without the knock sensors in it?? We're planned on pulling the transmission out with the motor and trying to figure out where to hook the chains
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you can take it out the top though most without a lift take a cherry picker and raise the front up really high and drop the bottom .
of course once you take enough off the motor it is easier to remove . just be sure to keep an eye out for all the wires . sometimes it helps take some tape label 1 ,2 ,3 and so on on each side of what you take off .
just take your time and good luck
I found this on LS1howto.com. Scroll down and you will see a description of how to undo the harness and the size socket you will need to remove the sensors.

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