Who sells a good rebuild book for the Ford I6 engines? Mine is tagged remanufactured so I am going to pull the head this week and see how much it was bored. So I need something to go by. Its been setting for God knows how long and want to see if its worth rebuilding. It's not froze, but not even going to try to start it.
200 (3.3L):
1963(4)-1983(4)
Bore 2.68 X Stroke 3.13"
4 main bearings- '63-4, '65+ had 7, hydraulic lifters, all have 5 freeze plugs.
Orange valve cover & air cleaner cover (some had orange oil pan), black block to '65, '65+ block, valve cover, air cleaner Ford blue.
Door code; cars - T, trucks – '64 S
Extra info: - This motor was initially produced in 1963 & primarily offered in the Fairlanes & Econoline (?) vans, occasionally though, it showed up in falcons & comets. The earliest had 4 main bearings, though by 1965 they all had 7 mains. The last few years (1980-83) this motor was produced the starter was moved below the oil pan, much like the 250. The bell housing on these motors is 2/3 of the small block V8 (289/302/351 & 250 I6).
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