idk what my motor is
11-11-2009, 09:12 AM
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Car: 84 Trans Am
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idk what my motor is
i got a motor replaced before i owned the car the intake number is 10108449 its got tbi
and there is a clock number 16 and there is a small badge next to that with a 26 j4 thats all i could find i did research but couldnt find a exact motor plz help thx
and there is a clock number 16 and there is a small badge next to that with a 26 j4 thats all i could find i did research but couldnt find a exact motor plz help thx
11-11-2009, 03:49 PM
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Most likely you've got a 305 TBI LO3. But, if the engine has been replaced, the intake info tells you nothing.
You need to get the casting number off of the block at least. The full number is above the bellhousing mount behind the driver side head. The last three digits are the most important, and often they are cast into the sides of the block in big numbers (easier to see once you get the car off the ground and crawl underneath than trying to read the numbers off of the back of the block with a mirror and flashlight in a cramped space).
The head casting numbers would be good to know as well. Those numbers are under the valve covers, so you have to pull the valve covers to find them.
Most likely you've got a 305 TBI LO3. But, if the engine has been replaced, the intake info tells you nothing.
You need to get the casting number off of the block at least. The full number is above the bellhousing mount behind the driver side head. The last three digits are the most important, and often they are cast into the sides of the block in big numbers (easier to see once you get the car off the ground and crawl underneath than trying to read the numbers off of the back of the block with a mirror and flashlight in a cramped space).
The head casting numbers would be good to know as well. Those numbers are under the valve covers, so you have to pull the valve covers to find them.
11-12-2009, 05:41 PM
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Re: idk what my motor is
yea i found the casting number on the back driver side u know GM ###########
but i only saw two rows of numbers and they were to short to be casting numbers
ill look under the motor and will find some numbers
but i only saw two rows of numbers and they were to short to be casting numbers
ill look under the motor and will find some numbers
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