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Old 24-12-17, 21:19
Lang Lang is offline
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Just a point on these GM engines.

I was rebuilding a 1942 Chevrolet ute (pick up) and had five 1938-47 GM engines collected from around the area.

It was a nightmare as GM seemed to change specifications every 5 minutes. They look, at first glance to be identical but once you try to use parts to build up one good motor you find flywheels have different numbers of holes and spacing for both crank and clutch mount, water pumps are different, heads have different water holes (can be blocked by putting on the wrong head gasket), different length valves, different sump shapes etc etc.

It took parts from all 5 engines to get a good working engine and a lot of pulling off things that did not fit properly.

Lang
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