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Originally Posted by Hig116
Did you find the wisdom needed for this, as I'm looking at the same repair and looking for tips as well?
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See if Tim did a video on this topic. It should be similar to any other V 6 or 8 engine
Timmy The Toolman - YouTube
No matter what engine you have, you'll need to remove the valve covers, cam shafts, then use a special tool with an air compressor to pressurize the cylinder. It sounds complicated but once you see a video of this process, it'll make sense.
It doesn't even matter which make/model engine you have, as long as you're looking at an overhead camshaft engine video, the process is quite similar.