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Pulling motor!! What is the best way to do it??

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Old 02-15-2006, 03:13 PM
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Here'* his pics of gaskets. Honestly, we've seen worse here.

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Well Lowwer intake gaskets where shot!! Cleaned it all up and putting back togeather.

Will take some pic and send to you!

Thank you !!!!!!!!!
Did you clean up the UIM and take a good look at the area known to fail on them? That plastic may not have failed yet, but could still be brittle and in bad shape. Better to know now and catch it before it goes suddenly.

Which gasket set did you use?

Gm gaskets, Looks like the UIM is new? Hey that big plastic tunnel deal that goes up in the bottom of the UIM can that go in both ways? Looks like it can.

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But you guys think that was the problem? You guys know the TQ specs i can not find them?

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If you looked the LIM over carefully and saw no other reason, then yes, that would seem to be the reason for the oil.

Torque spec for Intake Manifold is 11 ft lbs (in sequence)

Here'* the TECHINFO article w/lots of torque specs:
Assembly Torque Specs for 87-99 Bonnevilles
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Someone has been in that motor before... Notice the red silicone on the corners of the end seals... This is black from the factory... So these have been replaced in the past...
Good catch, Don! I did think they looked pretty good for the years they should have had on them for a '96.
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they look VERY good for gaskets out of a 96. I dont even want to bring out the pictures of my gaskets.

Something to note, almost every LIM that i have seen pictures of has had some oil in it. Levels depended upon the condition of the motor and the gaskets.
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Well all done, i should have done a compresion check frist i have a dead hole :(
Car started right up but running on 5cly. I pulled the vavle cover no bent push rods or any thing. My friend must have bent that rod from all the oil in the cyl? What you guys think?

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Going to go get a diffrant compresion gauge and check all 6 if the one in the front is the only bad one going to pull head. You guys think maybe a hung open vavle?

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Maybe a hole in a piston.


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