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GM 3400 V6 thermostat replacement - how'd you get the rear bolt out?!
I'm getting some pretty erratic temeperature readings and no heat
whatsoever on my 97 Trans Sport Montana, so I think it's thermostat time... If you're not familiar, the thermostat housing on the 3400 is directly below the throttle body and right smack next to the exhaust crossover for the front manifold, leaving maybe 1/4" of clearance between the side of the crossover and the head of the rear-er of the two bolts that attach the housing to the block. It looks my best bet would be to get at it from the rear with an open-ended wrench, but I still don't see that bolt coming out with that pipe in the way. I don't think I'll have much trouble with the front bolt, but does anyone with 3100/3400 experience have any suggesstions for freeing the rear bolt that don't involve removing the exhaust crossover? Thanks a lot! -Bryan |
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