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| Block casting number is usually in front of the st |
| By 32 valve - 06/16/2001 8:40:55 PM; IP 63.225.213.189 |
Block casting number is usually in front of starter but a lot of blocks did not have casting numbers on them. Check the intake manifold,heads,exhaust manifolds for casting numbers and or date codes. This will tell you very close to what year engine you have it will be then much easier to determine what cube it is. Look between the center 2 spark plugs for the casting number on cyl heads by this I can tell you what they are from (cube & year) look at casting number and date of other components also to see if anything is missmatched if not it is quite easy to tell just what it is. Is it a 2v or 4v engine?
What is the bolt pattern on the heads? What is the date & number of the distributor? Is it a auto or stick? Does it have the tranny with it? If so what is the number on the little metal tag? Auto and manual will both be on right side. Manual between rt side bolts (to bellhousing) auto is usually attatched to servo cover. we need a little more info to help you out> 32valve |
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