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Pics of the tear down and paint

GTPJOE90

GTPJOE90

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so i got bored today since im still waiting on a block so i painted my valve covers n blower / snout all in a nice gloss black thanks to rustoleum engine paint.. i think it turned out real good :th_thumbsup-wink:


also for the tear down pics go to myspace.com/joemama90 click on the picture of me and it will bring you to photo albums click gtp explosion duh.. lol thanks guys this forum is always very helpful greatly appreciated fellow 3800 5.3 3.1 3.4 users haha:th_laugh-lol2:
 


if people have seen my bay before im sick of the red haha my buddy at autozone told me to paint my dogbones and braces the color of my car dark bronzemist which i think soudns like a plan i just gotta order a can from duplicolor because AZ doesnt carry it anymore o well ha
 


from the rail how do i remove the injectors off of the rail i see the clip i took the clip out now what it seems stuck reason for asking is i sanded and cleaned the rail n is ready for some painting =] lol how do the injectors come out?
 
Injectors just pull out, they are held in with a rubber Oring. You should install new Orings when you put them back in (run a bead of Vaseline on the rubber when reinstalling)
 


GTPJOE90 said:
from the rail how do i remove the injectors off of the rail i see the clip i took the clip out now what it seems stuck reason for asking is i sanded and cleaned the rail n is ready for some painting =] lol how do the injectors come out?
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you should polish the rails. its really easy and it would contrast well with the blower
 
x2 on polishing. Those injector clips just slide out. As it was said, your going to need new o-rings. As a matter of fact, get an entire engine gasket kit.
 
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