Effortless Timing Cover Removal A Step-by-Step Masterclass

The pan will need to be dropped. Good thing is that the pan gasket is the re-usable kind, so drop it down a little and put it back up when done. Before you can remove the timing cover, you need to take off the main pulley. This requires a larger 35mm socket. This nut will be on very ... Just remove the cover's outer bolts to get the cover off. There is a crank sensor attached to it's under side. You will either need to unplug ... Once you get all the accessory brackets off and all the bolts out of the timing cover, you have to drop the oil pan bottom plate and remove 3 - 5 bolts from ... Radiator out, unbolt motor mounts and raise engine so balancer clears steering rack, impact gun on balancer bolt (1 5/16...), gently tap balancer forward and ... make sure you don't drill all the way into the timing chain cover itself!!! Insert a screw or puller in the drilled hole and pull.. Alternatively, you can use a ... In this episode of Budget Build Garage we head back to the big block chevy and we show you how to install a timing cover. Looks like its the ever elusive timing chain cover leak directly below the rear head gasket.. same old question guys.. please chime in ... You can, but you'll have to remove more. There's alternator pivot bracket on the passenger's side, and the big plate on the driver's side that ... Removing the timing cover is pretty straight forward, what you want to do is try not to damage the head gasket that will be left after you get ...