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I am need of replacingg the 250 out my truck (I lost all compression on the 1st and 2nd cilynder) and was wondering how much sheetmetal do I need to remove to get to it?

Most of the time I see the front clip fully removed but can I get always with removing the front grill, radiator mount and radiator?

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Yes, just removing what you suggest should be good enough. It would also help if you raised the front end on jack stands too for added clearance, but that's not required.


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There should be no need to remove the grill.


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Originally Posted by Pre '68 Dave
There should be no need to remove the grill.

So I can get away with just removing the radiator??? and pulling it forward

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I have pulled a lot of 216s and 235s from those trucks and I only remove the radiator. I also remove the water pump. I also unbolt the bell-housing from the engine and leave it bolted to the cross-member. That leaves the engine short enough to clear as it comes up. Since you have a 250 there may be a slight difference.


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