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Join Date: May 2003
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![]() I was wondering if anyone has a procedure for removing the heads on a 302 carb engine?
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![]() Just unbolt stuff 'till you get the heads off...not much too it...label everything if you don't think you will remember where it goes.
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![]() Alright. How many of the accessory items need to come off? Like the a/c can I unbolt it but leave the lines attached so I don't have to have it evac?
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![]() All the accessories need to be unbolted, just the alternator really needs to be removed along with the tensioner bracket...the power steering and the ac compressor can both stay connected and just tied out of the way...
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