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#144812 11/14/2005 4:57 PM
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I believe I finally found a forum to discuss my old C60.
Been working on her for a yr or so.
I pulled the engine with only the hood removed and decided that the front clip needs to be removed to put the new one back in.
How difficult is the clip removal? How heavy I its removed as one piece?
I see lots of things I could do while its off.

Thanks guys. Glad I found a decent site finally.

#144813 11/15/2005 12:51 AM
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Welcome to the Stovebolt and especially to the Big Bolts. The front clip isn't too heavy, usually two average guys can handle it no problem. You may want to remove your tires first so they don't interfere with the process. Good luck,
Scott


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#144814 11/15/2005 2:08 AM
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Thanks Scott. I Pulled it today with no problems other than the stubborn front crossmember mount bolts. Had to cut those two bolts to get 'em out.
With the hood off and the hinges standing up I used a 2x4 thru the hinges and lifted it off with a hoist.
darn, there's alot of bolts.

I have a TBI 350/700r4 from a police package Caprice thats going back in the C60. I only use the truck around the ranch here so the two speed rear end will never see hi range. I figure the 700R4 should hold up ok. We'll see.

I need to find a diagram of the TBI computer now to get her going.

Thanks again,
Dan

#144815 11/21/2005 5:02 PM
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Welcome Coyote,

Here are some disassembly pics that may help you out with the clip removal.

Hope it helps at least as a pictorial reference...


Burgie

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1966 Chevy C60 w/ 292 CID, Chevy 4-speed w/ Chevy 15,000 lb. single speed rear axle

[b]Burgie's 1964 Chevy C60 Restoration Site[/b]
#144816 11/24/2005 8:05 PM
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Burgie, Excellent web page!
Thanks for sharing.


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