Engine clean up
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Engine: 305 tbi
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Re: Engine clean up
o no doubt hiding and removing without harming. degreasing and using chemicals is a must when you live around here and everyone wants to see the engine not what the engine can do...im more for doing than showing but if they want a show i want to give them a good one so i wanna remove hide stuff.
Re: Engine clean up
Start by removing stuff you don't need if you can live without it.
Remove the washer jug and all of the hoses going to/from it.
Remove cruise control and all of the wires/hoses/lines for it.
Remove A/C if your area never sees hot weather or if you never drive it in extremely hot weather.
Remove the big overflow tank and get a small coolant overflow tank from summitracing/jegs. Then locate it in the nose, in front of the radiator, where it can't be seen.
Thats some basic stuff.
Remove the washer jug and all of the hoses going to/from it.
Remove cruise control and all of the wires/hoses/lines for it.
Remove A/C if your area never sees hot weather or if you never drive it in extremely hot weather.
Remove the big overflow tank and get a small coolant overflow tank from summitracing/jegs. Then locate it in the nose, in front of the radiator, where it can't be seen.
Thats some basic stuff.
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Car: 89' IROC-Z
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Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 10-Bolt/2.73
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Re: Engine clean up
thank you very much. i bought a cheap open element and it was too big so i relocated my coil to the farthest left bolt that holds the windshield wiper motor and ran a wire from the ground strip on the pass side to the back of the coil to assure a good ground. it look ok. then i thought, hey why not relocated that heater valve farther back out of the way, in the middle of this i snapped one of the nipples off of the valve, so i grabbed a copper T and just ran all of the lines to this.
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Car: 89' IROC-Z
Engine: LO3
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 10-Bolt/2.73
Re: Engine clean up
thank you very much. i bought a cheap open element and it was too big so i relocated my coil to the farthest left bolt that holds the windshield wiper motor and ran a wire from the ground strip on the pass side to the back of the coil to assure a good ground. it look ok. then i thought, hey why not relocated that heater valve farther back out of the way, in the middle of this i snapped one of the nipples off of the valve, so i grabbed a copper T and just ran all of the lines to this.
P.S. I might buy the .875 drop base and the non drop no rasied base and the .5 raised base
So this way I have all possibilities to change it up.
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Re: Engine clean up
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