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Same problem here sos some one replacement engine elaborate please
The most important part of the numbers and letters are still chopped off.Hope that helps
It's V1104TyxThe most important part of the numbers and letters are still chopped off.
Do you have a Big Block Engine in there?It's V1104Tyx
Would it be a crateDo you have a Big Block Engine in there?
Edit: OK, I found it. If you have a Small Block, you have a 1975 350 Truck Engine.
how'd you figure that out, Bill?Do you have a Big Block Engine in there?
Edit: OK, I found it. If you have a Small Block, you have a 1975 350 Truck Engine.
Please teachhow'd you figure that out, Bill?
I don't believe so. Proof would also be that other number on the Engine Pad. What that is, is a partial VIN of the truck the engine came out of. That's why it wasn't making any sense to us.Would it be a crate
Although I have many Books, there are 5 or 6 different good sites online that list Engine Suffix Codes. Some are Big Block and Small Block, some are just Small Block. Below is a sample of one of them. This is also the site where I found his TYX Code. Also Starting in 1970, they went from sometimes just 1 and mostly 2 Letters, to 3 Letters. The earlier 3 Letter Codes will start with "C", the other "T". C stands for Car, T for Truck. That's how I knew he had a Truck Engine before he listed the complete Code. Always go by the Last 1 to 3 Letters of a Code when researching.how'd you figure that out, Bill?
did not know that. mortec.com also had nothing on this either and they're usually pretty completeAlthough I have many Books, there are 5 or 6 different good sites online that list Engine Suffix Codes. Some are Big Block and Small Block, some are just Small Block. Below is a sample of one of them. This is also the site where I found his TYX Code. Also Starting in 1970, they went from sometimes just 1 and mostly 2 Letters, to 3 Letters. The earlier 3 Letter Codes will start with "C", the other "T". C stands for Car, T for Truck. That's how I knew he had a Truck Engine before he listed the complete Code. Always go by the Last 1 to 3 Letters of a Code when researching.
Most sites are saying C10 - C30 but it really doesn't seem to matter. It looks like the same exact engine as a passenger car, showing the same horse power, etc. It is also showing a 4-Barrel Carb as well as Auto Trans. It just so happens to originally be from a truck. Most sites are saying a '75. A couple of sites are saying possibly a '76 or '77. A Date Code would prove that though. Which is on the back of the Block but can be hard to see with the engine in the car. If you feel the Intake is original, a Date Code is also located on there.Would it be fair to say off a c10
do you mean "make a harness"? or substitute for the harness?Quick question can I use the wires off a 2013 gm suburban to make a harness for My 66
Thanks for reply my 66 sat for 20 last year I started with wires no pro but every instrument works I recently got rid of my 2013 suburban why I took all the wire out don't know so I looked at wires and they are are the same maybe a gauge or two off there complete I just wanted to make the harness smaller lighter and thought about making a harness out of the 12 feet of wire from suburban the gauge of wire got me stumped so was wondering if I made every wire the same would I be alright thanks againdo you mean "make a harness"? or substitute for the harness?
can you ? probably. would I? I would not. what is the problem you are attempting to resolve?