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Old 01-23-2005, 08:02 PM
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I'm about to do this swap. How are you guys actually pulling the engine out? The unofficial repair book I have says to hook the chains to the header-to-head bolts, but it just doesn't sound safe to me. Or am I being overly cautious?
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Originally Posted by CashDudeHomie
I'm about to do this swap. How are you guys actually pulling the engine out? The unofficial repair book I have says to hook the chains to the header-to-head bolts, but it just doesn't sound safe to me. Or am I being overly cautious?

that's how we used to yank them at the dealer

BUT DONT USE THE ACTUAL HEADER BOLTS!!!!! they will snap

use grade 8 bolts of the same size and thread in those holes
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Originally Posted by BlackSilver
that's how we used to yank them at the dealer

BUT DONT USE THE ACTUAL HEADER BOLTS!!!!! they will snap

use grade 8 bolts of the same size and thread in those holes
There are also bolt holes in the short "side" of the heads that I used to R and R mine. I was afraid of nicking the mating surfaces on the exhaust header area of the head, especially with them being aluminum.
Used a load leveler type, no issues at all.
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I believe the only right way is to pull the intake off,i then used the rear bracket with a chain hook and I drilled a hole in the bracket to run a safety bolt thru the chain.On the front i built a bracket that attached to two of the acc.head bolt holes
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Originally Posted by 2002C5COUPE
can you pm me the 6.0 info too please!
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