Great job!
Great job!
Congrats! Looks good. I don't miss projects like this one. But I have one in the future, not looking forward to it!
Congrats! Sorry, I forgot to mention the exhaust donuts. I had one go bad in my 96 Yukon for no know reason. Also, you mention 4wd. I would recommend buying a front diff actuator and throwing it in the glovebox. I think they are only $60-80. I had one go out on a 97 p/u. Ever since then, I've kept an extra.
Oh yeah, if you haven't replaced the fuel pump yet, you may want to put that on the list. They typically go out around 135k miles. When you do it, make sure to buy a Delphi unit.
I have tore apart multi million dollar corrugated box machines and rebuild them and yet I have never tore apart an engine and rebuilt it.
One day I will.
Awesome post, thanks for sharing![]()
I get to rebuld a lot of engines unfortunately. The last one was earlier this year at Sears Point Raceway (they call it Sonoma now) when I tore down 4 RX-8 rotary engines to get enough parts to make one good engine, in the parking lot. I literally assembled it with a crowd watching and yes, we made it on track.
Next up for me is a 6.6 Duramax.
Rebuilding engines is a fair amount of work, but its fun work and you can see your progress.