LT1 engine removal through bottom pics
04-17-2005, 08:15 AM
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LT1 engine removal through bottom pics About five hours of time including breaks. Did the all the disassemble myself, so it took a while to figure out what needed to be removed/disconnected. All in all, it was very fun and dirty 
I might do a little how-to write up on this. I will post an LS1 edition in a few weeks. Enjoy.
I might do a little how-to write up on this. I will post an LS1 edition in a few weeks. Enjoy. 
04-17-2005, 10:00 AM
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Jeez -- still have the whole exhaust connected and everything? That's pretty cool. Although, looking at photo #4, I'm not sure how you got that engine out from between the hoist's legs. 
That *****...
Anyway, it'd be cool if you did a write-up. I'm sure that'd help a lot of people out~
-While on the subject & posting photos, I recently pulled mine out the top. This is, without doubt, the slower method.
That *****... Anyway, it'd be cool if you did a write-up. I'm sure that'd help a lot of people out~
-While on the subject & posting photos, I recently pulled mine out the top. This is, without doubt, the slower method.
04-17-2005, 10:13 AM
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I knew that question was coming. A well placed jack and cinder block under the vehicle would do the trick. Although i did not use that method. I just extended the hoist to 1/2 ton and moved it to the back and to the side slightly and rolled the dolly sideways out the drivers wheel well.
04-19-2005, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Alex94TAGT
Jeez -- still have the whole exhaust connected and everything? That's pretty cool. Although, looking at photo #4, I'm not sure how you got that engine out from between the hoist's legs. That *****...
Anyway, it'd be cool if you did a write-up. I'm sure that'd help a lot of people out~
-While on the subject & posting photos, I recently pulled mine out the top. This is, without doubt, the slower method.
That *****... Anyway, it'd be cool if you did a write-up. I'm sure that'd help a lot of people out~
-While on the subject & posting photos, I recently pulled mine out the top. This is, without doubt, the slower method.
Hey Buddy! Good to see you posting again. Mine is coming out from the top this summer so I will DEFINATELY be in contact with you.
