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done yet. done yet. done yet. done yet... lolMISC: 01 parts. Some interior, T top kit, seats etc.
http://forum.camarov6.com/showthread.php?t=95347
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Originally posted by a-master View Posthehe, yeah... ill give update if you ask!:tup:Originally posted by Archer View Postdone yet. done yet. done yet. done yet... lol
Everyone helps everyone here, and pictures will help others. Including yourself if you forget where something goes :Dsigpic
98 Camaro 3.8 M5 Y87 | 99 Camaro LS1 Z28 T56
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yes!! i will upload all the camera pics when all put back together. upadate is that engine + tranny is out throught the top with alot of hell and car is in driveway, engine on stand, tranny in shop so now i just have to put it back together afer ttanny comes back, gasgets replaced, and compression check done!!
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as i've said in many posts before.... no space at all. .25 inches of space between my rear bumper and garage door. lifting gar up is nto an option.
UPDATE: compression check done. tranny is off to the shop so now its time to play the waiting game on parts/gasgets
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glad it worked out for ya, wasnt that hard huh...MISC: 01 parts. Some interior, T top kit, seats etc.
http://forum.camarov6.com/showthread.php?t=95347
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Originally posted by Archer View Postglad it worked out for ya, wasnt that hard huh...
we found that the spark plugs are nearly totally burnt up. I have never seen plugs so eroded. Because of this I believe you had missing or misfiring under a load. I still want to check the brand of plug and see if the design is different from all the other plugs I am used to seeing. The tip if the electrodes are burnt down to a thin post. Looks funny.
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well dont clean it up with a heavy duty degreaser. I did on my 97 and it took the paint right off to the metal.. crazy...MISC: 01 parts. Some interior, T top kit, seats etc.
http://forum.camarov6.com/showthread.php?t=95347
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sweet, then ya can come out here and steam mine! I'll buy the beer.MISC: 01 parts. Some interior, T top kit, seats etc.
http://forum.camarov6.com/showthread.php?t=95347
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so you got the engine in your car yet? i just got mine running yesterday, but now i need a water pump and to bleed my brakes.Team NoVa
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