As you can see, removing the engine on a C5 Corvette is really more like removing the entire drivetrain. Surprisingly, this process is a straightforward way to remove the engine from the vehicle.

Disaster struck… my C5 Corvette engine let go in dramatic fashion. In this video, I dive into a full engine removal, breaking down the failure and what’s next for the build. Was it my fault?

Unlike the original Z06, the C5 Z06’s LS6 engine was not available in a regular 2001-’04 Corvette – same as the C4 ZR-1’s LT5 engine and the C6 Z06’s LS7 and C7 Z06’s supercharged LT4.

The car sat at least seven years untouched, but the odometer reads just 3,500 miles; it's one of the most common Z06 examples ...

My C5 Corvette’s engine is done for! Watch as I pull the motor, assess the damage, and plan the next steps for this build. Gabby Downing. I Blew My C5 Corvette Engine! Full Removal & Breakdown.

Painted in the hed-turning Millenium Yellow, this 2001 C5 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 has 93,000 miles on the clock and a ...

General Motors' LS engine is extremely popular, and that also applies to the 6.2-liter version. If you take care of it, it's a pretty fantastic engine.

The popular LS V8 takes its name from the engine RPO code assigned to the third-gen 5.7L LS1, which was introduced with the fifth-generation C5 Corvette for the 1997 model year.

The mid-engine Corvette has been a pipe dream for 40 ... The “financial climate” didn’t call for such a car at GM and the team instead built upon the C5 Corvette to create the C6-generation ...

C5 Corvette Owner Revs His Engine Until It Blows Up And Erupts In Flames. Not only was the 'Vette ruined by these antics, but a red Mazda next to it also caught fire ...

There was also a unique engine cover with a carbon pattern and yellow Corvette lettering. This package was available in the Coupe 4LT ($65,310), Convertible 4LT ($71,815), or Z06 3LZ ($86,385).