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    Pulling the motor (3.4L) in a 95 Firebird

    I have found the cause of the low oil pressure...

    large baring clearences, on the mains and rods...

    Looks like I will need to pull the motor. - Any input on this?

    The Hanes manual gives some steps, but it all apears to be a LOT of work...

    Anyone know of a way to pull the motor out of the bottom without a lift? - I do have a pit if that would help - I am not too sure how though?

    Thanks in advance,
    RAR
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    Anyone done this??

    Anyone?

    Thanks,
    RAR

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