*** Its Monday TRAIN ***

[Mr. Luos]

Is this good enough of a pic??

[1fastcamarosss11]

yep that's them thanks.

[1fastcamarosss11]

maybe i'll try thr driver side next it looks easier.

[Mr. Luos]

It is.

[Mr. Luos]

Double check all the pushrods.
Make sure all the rockers are torqued down to 22 ft/pounds.

[1fastcamarosss11]

Double check all the pushrods.
Make sure all the rockers are torqued down to 22 ft/pounds.

how the hell do you get anything bigger the 1/4 inch rachet in there my hands look like i lost a war with one of my cats and i had rubber gloves on.

[1fastcamarosss11]

so i'm guessing if it's not the rockers, or pushrods it has to be a lifter.?

[1fastcamarosss11]

anyone there?

[Mr. Luos]

Most likely.

I have a large torque wrench that fits. Just takes a little patience.
And make sure you are using an 8mm socket that has 6 sides. Don't want to strip those rocker bolts.

[snaggeltooth]

may just be somthing clogged or got some trash in it ...

[snaggeltooth]

did it just start or did you do something ??

[1fastcamarosss11]

Most likely.

I have a large torque wrench that fits. Just takes a little patience.
And make sure you are using an 8mm socket that has 6 sides. Don't want to strip those rocker bolts.

trust me i made sure, i may just look to see about cam and heads and see if there is anyway to get them by thurs. i am off till next sunday. i think i could get it all done. i learned a ton about the pass side alone today, and there are step by step instructions to.

[Mr. Luos]

Sorry if I bounce in and out....
Having to restart now and again.
Stupid computer.

[Mr. Luos]

The heads alone are a one day job.

Unless you have a lift...then you can just drop the motor and do it much quicker.

[Mr. Luos]

Sorry...one day job for someone that has done it before.

[1fastcamarosss11]

did it just start or did you do something ??

http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22471
about a week or so but i haven't drivin it again till today to get to my ad's for his tools.

[1fastcamarosss11]

Sorry...one day job for someone that has done it before.

i would have four days at least 10 hours per day that should do it.

[Mr. Luos]

Should be.
New head bolts and gaskets are a must.
And a sharpie for torquing down the bolts. 22 ft/pounds, then 90 degrees, then 90 degrees. Sharpie makes that 90 degrees much easier to see.

[1fastcamarosss11]

may just be somthing clogged or got some trash in it ...

in what?

[1fastcamarosss11]

Should be.
New head bolts and gaskets are a must.
And a sharpie for torquing down the bolts. 22 ft/pounds, then 90 degrees, then 90 degrees. Sharpie makes that 90 degrees much easier to see.

i would buy the new one or new to me tool, where you set it and it snaps loose after it hits the set pounds.