Silverado 5.3 Broken Valve Spring Damage - Built 6.0 Swap?

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • Valve spring broke and valve hit the piston ls 5.3, removed the cylinder head and found damage piston. Should we build a junkyard 6.0 LQ9, LQ4 or rebuild the 5.3?
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  • @jalenjackson5089
    @jalenjackson5089 11 месяцев назад

    Hello good afternoon I have a 6.0 Yukon Denali and I can drive it for about.10 to 15 minutes then it will.cut off.and not start until about a 1hour.later any Ideal what it can be

  • @shotdog4200
    @shotdog4200 Год назад +1

    Mitch, i just had somewhat of the same problem, i have an ls3, about a year ago i broke a valve spring but everything stayed together, this time the same valve bent a push rod!! i used to be a mechanic. i think the problem is the chevy lifters! there pumping all the way up and getting stuck and the valve retainers are slamming up against the valve guide and bending the push rod, you need to look at your valve guide and see if it has been shoved down into the port!! if it is thats why the valve hit the piston, my valve didn't hit the piston or the valve spring didn't break, but the push rod was bent really bad and this happened at about 1800 rpm, i'm going with the short travel TIE BAR lifters this time and i think they will solve the problem, the GM lifter design just sucks!! good luck Mitch

    • @MitchCarveth
      @MitchCarveth  Год назад

      Thank you for the info! I will take a better look at the valve guid and do some more research on the TIE BAR lifters. Are you going with the Morel lifters?

  • @chaserchaserspeedracer
    @chaserchaserspeedracer 2 года назад +1

    "Did drain all the coolant". Video of coolant going everywhere.. lmao thats me also .

  • @sleepyboi9233
    @sleepyboi9233 Год назад +1

    "I did just drain the coolant, and that went well."
    man I relate to that. 😂

  • @meinkemotorsports3476
    @meinkemotorsports3476 2 года назад +1

    Glenn’s auto performance sells a silicone hose kit

    • @MitchCarveth
      @MitchCarveth  2 года назад

      Thank you, that's one of the companies I couldn't remember the name of. Are they pretty good kits?

  • @christophershafer5615
    @christophershafer5615 2 года назад

    You can move the piston that you are working on to TDC if you are worried about dropping a valve when reassembling. that way it can't drop into the cylinder.

  • @6ohaintslow
    @6ohaintslow 2 года назад

    As 6.0 owner, I say stroke the 5.3 to a 388

    • @MitchCarveth
      @MitchCarveth  2 года назад +1

      I'll have to look into that, wonder how much it would like boost? You not happy with the 6.0? reason I'm looking into the 6.0 is to do L92 heads and LSA supercharger.

    • @6ohaintslow
      @6ohaintslow 2 года назад

      I'm happy but I'd be a lot happier with a stroker! The same money I spent to refurbish and reseal this lq4 I could've just spent a extra couple hundred bucks and ended up with a 408

    • @6ohaintslow
      @6ohaintslow 2 года назад

      And as long as the internals are forged it'll handle boost

    • @MitchCarveth
      @MitchCarveth  2 года назад +1

      I feel that, Been kicking around the idea of doing a 408 as well. My buddy has a TSP 408 we will be dropping in his C5 and it got my gears turning.

    • @THEJOKEMOBB
      @THEJOKEMOBB 2 года назад

      what rotating assembly kit should one buy

  • @jakechimiak9626
    @jakechimiak9626 2 года назад

    You got Castech 706 heads you would really find some new ones

    • @MitchCarveth
      @MitchCarveth  2 года назад

      Good spot, I have pairs of 799 or 862s waiting for this engine the next time I build it.

  • @edwardbaugus6117
    @edwardbaugus6117 Год назад

    What was your rough idle issue that one video to what you made?

  • @tblizzy5603
    @tblizzy5603 2 года назад +1

    No reason for an engine swap that little piece of metal will eventually make it to the oil pan and then get caught in the screen from the oil pick up tube so shouldn’t cause any damage or even make it to the oil filter. Just slap a head on it and get it going again