5.3 Engine Assembled with DOD Delete and Bigger Cam (Suburban Engine)

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5.3 Engine Assembled with DOD Delete and Bigger Cam (Suburban Engine)

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In This video we Assemble the 5.3 for the Suburban. I wanted to do a DOD delete since the old motor was bad and I just don't trust the dod lifters. This is a common failure point in all gm vehicles. I show you to process and how to do a dod delete on any gm ls vehicle. It does require several new parts and while we were doing it I replaced the cam with a way bigger option. It can be done on the cheap but I recommend buying all new gaskets and the parts I used in this video. As we go together I talk about the torque specs and processes on how to do the dod delete on your 5.3 6.0 or 6.2. If you are looking to delete vvt and dod this is a must watch how to video. Make your suburban, tahoe, yukon, silverado, sierra, escalade better. Hit the Comments and let me know what you think.......

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The flat oil pan tool is made to set the front timing chain cover if you take off the oil pan.

macielandsons
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Your video was very good! Im doing a DOD delete on a 09 suburban. I thought I was just going to do just the DOD. But it snow ball into a complete engine swap with a few upgrades. I end up picking a forged Lq9 408 stroker bottom, PRC 247 heads, Melling trunnion upgrade on the rockers, Tsp 228r cam. I did most of my work on Toyota cars when I went to school so must of my knowledge is in imports. I have been having to learn the Ls platform for my suburban and truck. Just have to say thank you for these videos helps me learn a lot faster then have to read a boring manual. Even though you always need to double check your progress is correct. The book tells you the right way to do things but may not be the best way to do something’s

stanbassett
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Honestley you should have just went with the dogbone chain guide…those tensioners are junk…but all in all you have gotten really sharp with your LS skills over the years ive been watching you…..the green v6 to v8 swap was the series that brought me here and ive been loving everything youve done in between!!! ….keep livin the american dream my brother!!!

trentdawg
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Hey Travis. I'm sure you've seen this but, I haven't until last week. This mod on a NBS Tahoe where you swap out the whole front clip and hood for an HD cat eye front end. Man I think that looks sooo good. Suburbans too. I'd like to see you do that sometime.

randyjones
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Really enjoyed the long video! Nice job of taking your time with torque specs and explaining the process and procedure for each part. It's been a long time since I've had an engine torn down like that. ✌🏻

markb
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Great video. May have helped to bolt bracket in place.

Rodbender-nt
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Seems like you picked the perfect cam for that application. 👍

DoctorHemi
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A word of wisdom: DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS MAN! You are there already! Do the best job you possibly can! Otherwise you cut corners YOU DEVELOP BAD HABITS! Too much of this in the industry already and has been for too long!!! Honesty begins with you, do it from the beginning….

Myriadconcepts-qu
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recommend aligning the rear cover with the oil pan. gasket in cover first with black rtv on inner portion (just a bit) also you need oil around the seal lip so it doesnt burn up. then align cover with oil pan then tighten bolts. only way in my opinion to get these to seat properly

joshuamccann
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Nice video Travis well explained in depth with the directions... your son dresses like the me with the jeans and boots.. except my boots are black lol.. 👍

keilylmm
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oil pump always first. then lube the o ring and install pickup so it seats correctly. extremely risky to not crush that gasket.

joshuamccann
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I have a 2012 gmc Sierra it has 137k no issues YET. But I want to do the delete just so I know I’ll have a dependable truck again. Ever since finding out about this AFM DOD crap I have been stressing. I always do my oil changes but apparently that doesn’t make any difference. These lifters are eventually going to fail.

Johnny-jrlq
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Awesome detail. I definitely learned a lot! Thanks for sharing

danorourke
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First, Thanks for your great detail video's. Question. I have daily driver 2004 Chevy Aval 5.3 I like to upgrade the cam. I Dont have the means to pull to engine out or the heads. IYO is it possible to swap the cam with the lifter still inside the head, Yes, I know I need to place a wooden dowel inside the oil valley to keep the lifters up. Also, regards to CAM bit more HP and make the engine sound better than the stock cam. What would you advise, single stage to or 2 stage CAM and what brand. Also the valve springs if it is necessary . Thank you so much.

ArmenArmenjs
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Try the Sac City Corvette cover alignment tools. I got the aluminum version and they are O-Ring and are great.

The the flat piece you used is for the front bottom there is another one for the back and is different fyi

GearheadOutlaw
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Just found your YT channel.Great video!!! Wish I would have about 7 months ago before my brother and I started the LS nightmare involving his 07 Cadillac Escalade Ext w/L92. To date; he has pulled the engine 8 times and invested around $12grand. I owned my own shop for 8 years and was highly recommended before I left Oklahoma so, I am not a newbie. He owns the #1 small engine repair shop in our county so, he knows his stuff also. Being new to the LS game was a wake-up call to the both of us. We are at our wits end with his truck. Can't figure out why the oil pressure keeps bottoming out after it warms up. Going to try to send you an Email.Thanks

kennethtaylor
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Have a question I have a 2007 Chevy suburban 2500 6.0 i’m looking for the head bolt specs

BryanHernandez-ibpx
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Hey their I need some help .. I have 07 cheverlot suburban did a cam swap ls6 powermax ls6 springs changed the sprocket for the cam it doesn't pick it up on the camshaft postion sensor. I need to flash it or tun to bypass it? . I had single bolt sprocket and now it's a 3 bolt sprocket

migueldominguez
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Most all of the small 10mm bolts just need to be snugged up usually no more than 25lbs or no less than 10lbs….i usually just use a 1/4” rachet and once you feel the need to put some umphff into it your most likely already to spec…..its the rods, mains, and heads that you definitley want to have torqued to spec…. Everything else i just use the spark plug… snug as a bug method!!…..other than the balancer bolt which i suggest getting an ARP one because u gotta crank it down to like 275lbs if i recall!!….and yes arp head bolts are a must…factory ones snap very easily

trentdawg
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Heat that balancer hub with a torch for about 30/45 seconds and plop that badboy on there!!

trentdawg