Identify a block
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Fleet Mechanic
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Identify a block
I picked up a block today thinking it was a Cleveland, but mabye it's not. The casting number on the block is D1AE-A2C. The thermostat housing bolts directly to the block, and the block has the big C6 bellhousing pattern. I was told the Cleveland had a small pattern, like the C4. Any ideas, or anything else I can look at?
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I think it's a 400. After reading a FAQ, I measured the intake valley and it's about 12.7 inches, or the same as a 351M/400. Also, while the crank and rods won't spim, it looks like it has a four inch stroke.
Thanks anyway!
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http://home.earthlink.net/~bubbaf250/parts/pics02.html
Above link shows locations of numbers.
http://home.earthlink.net/~bubbaf250/parts/parts02.html
That link above shows what the casting numbers and foundry symbols mean.
In case you still needed help, there are those.
Above link shows locations of numbers.
http://home.earthlink.net/~bubbaf250/parts/parts02.html
That link above shows what the casting numbers and foundry symbols mean.
In case you still needed help, there are those.
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