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  • 91-95 Plenum Removal

    • Created by: brian89gp
    • Published: 04-13-2010, 07:43 PM
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    91-95 Plenum Removal

    I did this on a 94-95 engine but aside from a few minor vacuum lines the instructions should work. 1. remove the plastic engine cover 2. unbolt the plenum to lower intake 10mm bolts 3. take the 2 rear mount nuts off, they are on the rear of the plenum by the spark plug wires 4. take the intake arm/tube and airbox/cone filter off 5. unhook the cables from the throttle body. It is easiest if you slide the plastic clips off of the metal mount. 6. take the 2 small screws holding t...
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  • Oil Pump Drive Quick Fix

    • Created by: MONICAZ34
    • Published: 04-13-2010, 07:32 PM
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    Oil Pump Drive Quick Fix

    I have done this myself it was fairly easy it took about 6 hours, but I was in no way hurrying. 1. Remove the air filter elements. (Use a flat head screwdriver) 2. Remove the plenum. (You will need a 10mm and 13mm socket, and a pair of vice grips.) 3. Remove the 4 bolts holding down the fuel rail, remove the thin metal rail running along the top of the fuel line. Pull up and the injectors should simply pop out. 4. Remove all electrical connectors on the harness for the fuel rail, (3 by the ...
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  • Cam timing text walkthrough

    • Created by: SappySE107
    • Published: 04-13-2010, 07:19 PM
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    Cam timing text walkthrough

    If you do not have the cam hold down tools, Go here to make your own. Take only front valve cover off. Remove the front plug wires and the four bolts across center and one for the plug wire retainer. Next find a bolt that will thread into the hole between the cam lobes at the far left. This bolt will be 2.5 inches by 7/16 in. I think. Put the valve cover back on to drive to the store to get some bolts if needed. If not remove the oil from the threaded hole first before threading a bolt in. When...
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    Last edited by SappySE107; 07-29-2024, 04:25 AM.

  • Cam Timing Picture Walkthrough

    • Created by: SappySE107
    • Published: 04-13-2010, 04:13 PM
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    Cam Timing Picture Walkthrough

    The following pictures and directions should be used as a general guideline and in no way represents every year/modification. I will have a page of all the motor torque specs soon.

    Parts
    You will want to replace EVERYTHING when you replace the belt. It costs more now but it will save you time and more money later on.

    timing belt - 24502982

    tensioner pulley - 24503561 bolt - 10162013

    idler pullies - 24503859 bolt- 11514441
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  • Make your own cam hold down tools

    • Created by: SappySE107
    • Published: 04-11-2010, 11:06 PM
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    Make your own cam hold down tools

    The specs for my home made tools = 1/2" x 1/2" x 6" key stock with 5/16" hole in center. Bolts are M8 x 1.25 x 50mm, two washers are needed on each. Sorry about the dark pics, flash was not working for some reason.

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