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LQ1 Service Bulletin 57-61-09 Lifter tick (cold)
Dug up the GM Service Bulletin for "Lifter tick when cold", 57-61-09. '91 to '95 LQ1 (VIN X) (mymonte.com is gone) The parts kit has been discontinued by GM long ago. My quest was to find sources for those parts; and complete the procedure on my '93 Lumina Euro 3.4 which was torn apart to replace the rear head gasket. There are three critical part numbers in the GM service kit (aside from gaskets and O-rings) required to perform this operation. Two of the three are readily available in the afterm...Last edited by SappySE107; 07-28-2024, 05:28 PM. -
3.4 DOHC Heads on a 3x00 Block
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3.4 DOHC Heads on a 3x00 Block
Several people have talked about the possibility to use the 3.4 DOHC heads on the 3x00 engines. Some for performance, and some for replacment, where getting a 3.4 DOHC block might be difficult, but getting a 3400 (or even a 3100) block might be easier to come by. For these test fittings, I used a 1994 3.4 DOHC BLOCK, a 1994 3.4 DOHC REAR head, a 1999 3100 SFI BLOCK, and a 1996 3100 SFI head. This article is broken into 3 sections. The first section is BASIC COMPARISONS where I compare the BLOCK o...Last edited by SappySE107; 07-28-2024, 05:19 PM. -
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OBD2 Tuning 3.4 DOHC
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Dave96z34
OBD2 Tuning 3.4 DOHC
The 97 4T65 in the Monte Carlo is almost bullet proof. I have been beating the crap out of my reman with my blower now for 2.5 years of daily driving vs the 60 NA that I couldn't get 1 year out of. 4 Trans in 50K miles. I'm a violent offender. Overfilling and royal purple atf are my secret. DHP will do 96 and 97 DOHC tuning, HPTuners only works with the 97 computer. 96 can not change line pressure, 97 can. 97 bin is double in size of the 96 bin. They changed every thing and it has every ... -
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3.4 DOHC Camshafts
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SappySE107
3.4 DOHC Camshafts
Cam options for the 3.4 DOHC are few and far between. This is the most common reference given for regrinds.
I just saw SLR is gone. Steve passed away in 2022
Steve Long Racing Cams INC.
951-273-0816
Cam Timing Because the cam gears are not keyed, the options for cam timing are nearly infinite. While this can cause a problem for the novice trying to set the cam timing, it also allows great flexibility for those with more experience. First, I mu...Last edited by SappySE107; 07-29-2024, 02:15 PM. -
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3.4 DOHC Pistons
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3.4 DOHC Pistons
Here is the TRW catalogue spec sheet for the 91-95 as well as the 96/97 pistons....
TRW 3.4 DOHC Pistons
Silvolite 3.4 DOHC Pistons Notice that the 96-97 pistons don't have as much compression distance but also have a dome to them. I dont know the exact amount of compression loss you will get when using these pistons with the 91-95 heads, but it goes against the common belief that 96 pistons raise compression. The Silvolite pistons are the EXACT pistons used in the 91- -
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96/97 3.4 DDOHC Intake Manifold Swap for 91-95 Engines
Pictures can befound here * Need to find this album *
http://60degreev6.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=27 Having just completed this swap myself and being MORE than impressed with the results, I felt the need to write up how to properly do this swap so everyone else can do it easily: First off, here are the major components you will need from your donor motor: Upper Intake (Plenum) Lower Intake and fuel rail ’96 Rear Cam Carrier Cover (Valve Cover) Intake pipe Throttle Bo... -
3.4 DOHC Valvetrain
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3.4 DOHC Valvetrain
91-96 engines use a 35mm lifter, which are available in a lightweight design sold on the 60V6 store here. 97 went to the smaller diameter lifters so there are no options for them that I am aware of other than aftermarket stock replacements. 4.6 SOHC Ford springs (from a 97 thunderbird) will fit the 3.4 DOHC. They are a little stiffer and coil bind at a higher lift so a cam regrind will be tolerated more easily with them. You will need to use the 4.6 valve guide seals/seats, and pull the seal ou...Last edited by SappySE107; 07-28-2024, 05:43 PM. -
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How to replace the alternator Alternate Text
Special Tools Needed:...
Tie rod separator, Good hydraulic jack, set of metric sockets that has 15mm, 16mm, 18mm
Intro Before you start find a day when you have about four to five hours to kill. Some things you may want to replace while here. You may have to get these prior to starting. 1. Oxygen sensor. It's cheap and easy to get to while here. 2. Donut gasket in the head pipe in the exhaust. Order it before you get under the car. Mine had a small leak. The bo -
How to change the alternator
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How to change the alternator
Hopefully you know how to pull a rim off the hub. Here is the starting point for changing out the alternator.
I think its a T-60 to get the bolts off the brakes. You need to pull the brakes off to have enough room.
These are what the 2 bolts look like holding the front brakes o*n
And the rotor with it.
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