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I bought a 85 F250 that started out in life as a diesel. at some point before I bought it the diesel was swapped for a rebuilt gas engine-a 460 I think. How can I confirm the displacement? And how can I tell what year the original motor was built? Is there an ID number to be found somewhere? Any help would be appreciated.
get a haynes manual, it has pages on engine id by valve cover bolt and intake bolt numbers
Also pull a car fax on your truck Vin. you will find out a bunch.
I bought a 85 F250 that started out in life as a diesel. at some point before I bought it the diesel was swapped for a rebuilt gas engine-a 460 I think. How can I confirm the displacement? And how can I tell what year the original motor was built? Is there an ID number to be found somewhere? Any help would be appreciated.
Look for casting numbers. That won't tell much, but will give an idea of the vintage. Look for numbers like those listed here.
I found the casting numbers finally (can't always get to things right away). One on the block near the starter reads "D1VE". I can't see more without pulling the starter. Head number reads "D4VE-C1B". Does that mean I have a '71 block with '74 heads?
What does the "C1B" stand for?
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