This video was made for the enthusiast and or hobbyist. The engine is a 1993 light duty 350 (5.7) TBI (Throttle Body Injection) , it is not 34 years old as initially stated in the video , it was checked after I published the video. There is a couple minutes loss of sound at approx 1hour 6 minute mark and a song from 1:10:10 to 1:13:30 ( I apologize) to cover another copyrighted song as I had the radio on and picked up some Copyrighted Content ( song’s )by mistake. I did try several times to remove the songs with no luck.
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You work so clean, thanks for uploading this. Hopefully all your videos are like this, long and not too much editing.
Thank you this video help me a lot
i have a 92 chevy Silverado. that has the cooling connection at the passenger side on the intake of a tbi that the threads are gone can they be retreaded?
Could the catalytic converter be a cause of it
Thank you for responding back with my question with gasket missing between the throttle body and intake. My other question is what could be causing my truck sometimes bog down when I push down the paddle to give it gas Could the missing gasket from my first question causing it or could the catalytic converter be causing it to bog down like it's not getting enough fuel I've changed fuel pump, filter and everything I could think of relating to fuel
What happens when their is no gasket between the Throttle body and intake
You should use a separate piece of cardboard for bolts etc for each part tbi, pulleys etc. if you throw them all in one bucket chances are you will forget what goes where.
well done. finding your video is a great surprise ! Just started looking at my Chev 5.7 – 350 so this will come in handy, Thank you!
I own a 1995 Gmc sierra she is at 350,000 miles,
I have a lot of questions,
Since i see that you have a looooottt of experience,
I want to rebuild my engine, but i want to make it a bit more beefer
Hey Jay, how much to have you rebuild a 5.7 for me
I got same 86 TBI 350 im putting in a 64 Buick LeSabre but i stripped all the front stuuf off even the fuel injection carb to switch it all over to old school setup aka 70s down so i got everything thats still good for sale cheap even the alternator id take $90
IS THERE ANY WHERE I CAN MESSAGE YOU AT I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT REBUILD A CHEVY 350 IN MY r10 LONG BED
This helped me a lot I’m about to tear mine down when I go back together gonna need the next video hopefully some info on cams and possible heads to get a little more power thanks
32 mm socket fits on the end of the crank
You do good Sir.
Great video and all the best to you and yours Sir.
Thank you. This is motivating. Where would you suggest finding an engine to start a project like this
Where did you drain that plug from? Is there a couple
Hi, I know this video is old and you probably won’t see this. But I’m rebuilding my 94 gmc c1500 engine. It’s a small block 5.7 350 tbi like that. What rebuild kit do you recommend?
Loved, loved love video, You do and it shows, the experience even handling parts amazing throwing all those parts in plastic
bin that would kind of freak me out Think I would have to tag and bag just being afraid of not getting the proper bolt
back in place..really love this about to watch rebuild or PT2… THANKS FOR TIME/EFFORT….
Rebuilding the engine in my 90 GMC Sierra made in Canada in 89 thanks for the videos I’ll be using this as a guide
Thanks for uploading. I have just put my 350ci on the stand and am wondering how far I should go with the take down.
How do u get the flywheel off without the whole thing spinning?
I know this is an old video but i have 99 suburban think i just destroyed a connecting rod or bearing. It blew oil cooler line n then i fixed it filled it n drive it home now it knocks