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The Grizz is alive...lots of pics......

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You didn't remove the crossover heatshield to look for cracks?
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Will we need to do a Case Learn after all is done :?:
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Nope, no Case learn required on our old dinosaurs.
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You didn't remove the crossover heatshield to look for cracks?
Always a critique eh Bill.

Here check out this crack......


If you can't see the crack, does that mean it doesn't exist. I'll keep that heat shield on thank you very much.
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Paul, check out this crack:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=asc&start=420
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If Victor is not worried than neither am I. :P

He probably won't notice.........
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The rebuild Engine with new Crank and one new rod is being shipped back tomorrow. We had to DHL a bank draft to the rebuilder yesterday.

Hopefully have it on Saturday or at latest Monday. That only gives us 5 days to get it together before I leave again for 6 weeks.
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It'* back

Looks like a new engine.

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I figured out where the two studs go but where does the large double ended screw go. I think it goes into one of the holes on the front of the heads. :?

It came with a new oil pump but I decided not to change it.

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I installed the front cover, water pump, and oil pan.


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....then went for a drive.......















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Try as I might, I just couldn't keep my hands off it...........also installed the A/C compressor and rear support brackets, flex plate and harmonic balancer.

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Victor has to work again tomorrow. I told him he has to save more because this car is going to cost him......besides he still owes me.
I don't think he appreciates the time I'm spending on it. He'* convinced I'm doing it because I like to do it. Little does he realize I'm doing for him. Some day he will realize that......I hope.

Tomorrow the LIM will be installed.


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I do not think, even if we manage to reinstall the engine in the car, that it will be done and ready to drive before I leave. Sure I could rush it but then I would be taking a huge chance that nothing will go wrong during the next 6 weeks of break in. Victor is not experienced enough to recognize potential problems that could occur after such a major rebuild.

I plan to do as much as possible and then finish up for the start up when I return Mid June. Better I'm home during the initial running. I need to drive it a little bit for check out.
I have too much invested in this car right now to chance it.

Please someone tell me where that stud goes. :?:

I think I may have overtorqued the flex plate bolts after all the discussion about the correct torque. I went to 11 ft-lbs and then rotated 90 degrees instead of 50. Do you think I should chance they will be OK :?: I think I will reorder new ones on Monday.
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The gasket kit came with every gasket, seal and O-ring right down to the dipstick seal but it was missing the Throttle body gasket. :?

What I need now is a pictorial view of the top end accessory details showing the location and type of fasteners and ground connections. I still need to know where that double ended 2" long stud with the torx end goes....I left it on the long block when I sent it away and didn't make note of where it went....my bad!
You can see the stud laying on the valve cover.


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LIM is on now and curing.


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Starter is next to go on.
Should be ready to drop into the car Tuesday, assuming the flex plate bolts are here by then.

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