Empowering Engine Knowledge Unveiling Engine Size via Block Number Decoding

JMB":3sv0hvaf said: Although is there no way to know through the block/engine numbers? ... Nope...you can also tell by the location of the starter ... There are a number of ways to ID a block,I will list them: Casting number on the side of the block,weather it,s a "B" motor or a "RB" motor,its just below the ... The Plymouth has the 23" head and the Dodge truck has the 25" head. (All '37 & '38 half tons have the long block.) Both engines have the ID ... There is a "raised casting number" at the back of the block it's the easiest way to find out which motor you have. some parts houses and most ... So, if I show you an engine, it's got the Vin number on it. You know, yeah, that matches the car. What does it? Let's just be sure 'cuz there's ... The first step is to ID the engine block. The block casting number is found at the rear of the Cadillac engine, between the intake manifold and transmission ... To find out what car line the engine was originally in, you'll have to look at the serial number stamped into the rear of the block just below ... All Honda engine serial numbers have a 4 or 5 letter prefix followed by a 7 digit number. Small Engines Models ... The engine identification numbers for four- and six-cylinder engines are found on a pad at the front right side of the engine block, just to the rear of the ... The block casting number on smallblock and big block Chevy V-8 motors is located on a ledge found at the rear of the block, most often on the driver's side.