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Did you ever find out what the name of the tool is that removes the push rods?
You should come help me repair my Pontiac grand am gt 3.4 sfi year 2000 exactly like yours it’s missing a lot
My dude… you do things really weird. On the 3400 there’s a lot of things you could have done to make life easier.
You may know by now, no need to pull the fuel rails, unplug the harness and use the tool to disconnect the fuel lines, remove with lower intake. Time saver!!
I like how the top of the engine is already gone at the beginning of a 'how to' video – thanks I guess.
Do ya think spraying wd ur pb blaster woud a made it any easier? , When prying the fuel rail
I have a question, does the 3400 have a timing chain, or Belt, I just bought an 04 Monte Carlo ls with a 3400 I it , it has a 3400 in it with 242 thousand on it, mechanically it's been very well taken care of, just wondering
you know what your a dumb shit if your injectors didn't come off with the fuel rain then the clips are not there.they have clips that hold them into the fuel rail they should have stayed on the rail you dip shit.