Do you mean to change just 1/2 of a main bearing, the one that is easily removeable from the main cap? That's not something you want to do. If you're looking for a way to change the bearings without pulling everything apart there is a special tool made called (believe it or not) a "Sneaky Pete." I know the tool company Lisle makes the tool.
You have to take the block off and get to it first...I have a Chevy K1500 Z71 and I had to replace it but I had help.... The block is the lower part of the engine and has nothing to do with the intake gaskets. Go to a parts house or bookstore and buy a Haynes Manual and it will give you everything you need to know.
On a 1982 Chevy Citation the fuel pump is mounted on the lower engine block.
It's on the lower right side of the block
on the left lower side of the engine block
Lower the steering column.
You don't. You use a shim between the block and head.
Its on the lower part of your block. On the passenger side just above the starter. Should have a wire and plastic clip leading to it. Unscrew it to replace it. Hope this helps.
there is no lower intake gasket, only a front and rear gasket
You need to lower the fuel tank to get at it.
It goes in through the lower radiator hose, and out through the upper.
The starter motor/solenoid on a 2000 Chevy S10 Blazer is on the lower passenger side of the engine block. If your trying to replace it, first, disconnect the negative battery terminal. Remove the differential carrier shield. Disconnect the bolted solenoid cables. Remove 2 vertical bolts securing the starter motor to the engine block. When reinstalling starter, tighten mounting bolts to 50 Nm/37 lb. ft.
If it is the 2.2 engine, on the lower passenger side of the engine block. It is best reached from underneath.