JimBriggs
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I purchased a 99 Tahoe with a 5.7 to rob the rear axle for, for my 99 Tahoe that the previous owner didn't install the wheel bearing correctly. With that being said, the motor in the spare parts truck supposedly only has 25k miles on it since rebuild, the engine itself definitely makes that statement seem true.
What I know so far about it: Camshaft Position Code (looks like it was replaced), exhaust is pretty much open header (P.O. removed about a 6-8" section of exhaust between the pre-cat O2 sensors and the cat), has a "new" ECU and the security light is on and the wiring harness is pretty hacked up.
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https://i.imgur.com/8b7rpfR.mp4
I will be doing a compression test on it here once we start swapping the axles and if this motor is healthy we will be swapping it into my Tahoe, as I'm not sure of the history of it and it feels like its down on power.
What I know so far about it: Camshaft Position Code (looks like it was replaced), exhaust is pretty much open header (P.O. removed about a 6-8" section of exhaust between the pre-cat O2 sensors and the cat), has a "new" ECU and the security light is on and the wiring harness is pretty hacked up.
Headphone users be warned.
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https://i.imgur.com/8b7rpfR.mp4
I will be doing a compression test on it here once we start swapping the axles and if this motor is healthy we will be swapping it into my Tahoe, as I'm not sure of the history of it and it feels like its down on power.