Page 122 of GM Goodwrench Engines Catalog by GM Goodwrench

GOODWRENCH SERVICE REPLACEMENT ENGINES Section V Page 121 August 2004 88894196 350 CID New 5.7L 1993-94 Chevrolet, Pontiac F (LT1)(5.7P) 1992-94 Chevrolet Y (LT1)(5.7P) Engine-Specific Content: Crankshaft Hub, Front Cover, Oil Pan, and Valve Rocker Cover Replaces: 12523000 Replaced By: INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS On "Y" car applications, valve covers, oil pan, and oil pump screen must be replaced with original parts or purchased new as follows: Year Valve Covers Valve Cover Bolts Oil Pump Screen Oil Pan Kit/Pan Gasket 1992 N/A LH 10088165 12550106 10242242 10055782 RH 10108676 1993 12552321 LH* 10108675 12550106 10242242 12552322 RH* 10108674 10108676 1994 12552321 LH* 10108675 12550106 10242242 12552322 RH* 10108674 10108676 *Includes valve cover gasket If there is insufficient 'press' after installing the oil pump screen,replace oil pump with part number 12555283. This engine is built with 1994 production parts. When servicing the cylinder head and valve train, use 1994 components. This engine is built to production point of build torque specifications, and loss of some torque is normal. It is not necessary to retorque any bolts. 88894197 350 CID New 5.7L 1996-97 Chevrolet, Pontiac F (LT1)(5.7P) 1996 Chevrolet Y (LT1)(5.7P) Engine-Specific Content: Front Cover, Oil Pan, Oil Pump w/Shaft and Cover, Water Pump w/Shaft and Cover Notes: Does not include Inlet Manifold, Exhaust Manifold, Starter, Flywheel, Water Pump, Ignition or Attaching Parts Replaces: 12533597 Replaced By: INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS On "Y" car applications, valve covers, oil pan, and oil pump screen must be replaced with original parts or purchased new as follows: Valve Covers (w/gasket) Valve Cover Bolts Oil Pump Screen Oil Pan Kit/Pan Gasket 12552321 LH 10108675 12550106 10242242 12552322 RH 10108674 10108676 If there is insufficient 'press' after installing the oil pump screen,replace oil pump with part number 12555283. This engine is built to production point of build torque specifications, and loss of some torque is normal. It is not necessary to retorque any bolts.

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