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04.06.2021 11:47:24
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I would like to pulll only my engine out of the boat in order to replace a freeze plug from behind the flywheel area at the rear of the engine if that is possible.
I have a 1972 Chevy Big Block 402 engine (carburated) block # 3999290 in my 1975 Starbuck jet boat that is attached to a Berkeley 12 JC Jet Pump.
I really don't want to pull out the jetpump if I don't have to, since it works fine and has a good seal. [links]
I would like to get to this very soon, and was hoping some of you may have had to do this before, and would know the correct answer to give me. [links]
When it comes to Chevrolet engines, swapping accessories is usually a straight forward task, but swapping a big-block where a smaller version once resided, can be cause for some frustration. That’s why we reached out to Casey Mohr of Original Parts Group (OPGI), to get some professional input about accomplishing the task.
Another week is almost over and Thursday is here once again. That means it’s time for us to celebrate another editorial throwback. Each week, we jump into the way back machine and open the vault that houses our vast collection of articles. In this Throwback Thursday, we’re taking a step back in time to bring you an article that you guys might have either forgotten about, or might not even know exists. Whichever the case, we are certain that you will enjoy this editorial flashback. So, without further ado, let’s take a look back at an article that gives you some much-needed insight when it comes to swapping a big-block into your once small-block-powered hot rod – No Replacement For Displacement: Swapping In A Big-Block here
Mounting a big-block where a small-block once resided also means upgrading accessory brackets and pulleys. Pre-1969 vehicles used a short water pump, and most ’69 and later engines used a long water pump. We could probably develop a complete article about bracketry for this swap, but just keep in mind that brackets for the power-steering pump, alternator, and air conditioning will vary. Although some people will tell you the pump reservoir is interchangeable, the hoses actually use different connections.
The big-block crossmember’s transmission mount opening is squared-off with a beveled corner whereas the opening of a small-block crossmember is oval shaped. The transmission mount slots for the big-block manual transmission crossmember are also in a different location than the small-block version. The slots are offset about 1/2-inch towards the passenger side and about 3/4-inch forward.
Iac bad wheh car is put into reverse or drive an car wants to die when in park or drive if warmed up doesnt die more
Whenever there is the smallest problem or issue with anything connected to the engine, it will cause the central computer to activate the check engine warning light on the dashboard. A bad idle air control valve could certainly be one reason for this to happen.
2004 heep liberty i belive the iac sensor is shot if you do not constantly give it throttle it will stall out. I removed it to see if is sticking but it seems fine. Could the electrical conection been the reaskn for this. more
If a voltmeter shows a reading outside of the normal range, then you need to purchase a new idle air control valve. Unless you know a lot about auto repair, you’ll need to pay a mechanic to perform the replacement job. That means you’ll need to pay both parts and labor costs. more