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April 2011 ROTM
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 22,024
From: Tokeland, Washington
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welcome to the forum. the info is at the top of the section I moved your thread to. https://camaroforums.com/forum/93-02...nt-info-57568/
" you will want to find an engine from 1996-2008 naturally aspirated, L36 or Vin K engine. (L26 or Vin 2 for Series III engines)."
" you will want to find an engine from 1996-2008 naturally aspirated, L36 or Vin K engine. (L26 or Vin 2 for Series III engines)."
Last edited by craby; Aug 26, 2022 at 01:44 AM.
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Joined: Nov 2019
Posts: 80
From: Victoria, BC
Yes you can.
I replaced mine with a 2007, using nothing more than standard tools and a floor jack.
My only advice would be follow the 54 simple steps in the GM manual and make sure you tap the threads in the newly used holes in the iron block, as you will be going FWD to RWD.
replace all seals / gaskets while you are at it if you plan on keeping the vehicle for a while.
I replaced mine with a 2007, using nothing more than standard tools and a floor jack.
My only advice would be follow the 54 simple steps in the GM manual and make sure you tap the threads in the newly used holes in the iron block, as you will be going FWD to RWD.
replace all seals / gaskets while you are at it if you plan on keeping the vehicle for a while.
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