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09-03-2003, 06:00 PM
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3970010....302.....69....4...Z-28 Camaro
3970010....327.....69....2...Trucks and industrial
3970010....350...69-80...2 or 4
odds are that it is a 350 from the 70's
if you can figure out the date code, it will tell you more
3970010....302.....69....4...Z-28 Camaro
3970010....327.....69....2...Trucks and industrial
3970010....350...69-80...2 or 4
odds are that it is a 350 from the 70's
if you can figure out the date code, it will tell you more
09-03-2003, 08:50 PM
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Thats a really common 350 number. Like already stated its doubful you got the 302 lol.
Most of them Ive found, and matched the engine suffix and everything came out of mid 70s low power vettes.
Most of them Ive found, and matched the engine suffix and everything came out of mid 70s low power vettes.
09-05-2003, 08:49 PM
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THe engine suffix is 3 letters.
To get the engine suffix. Look at the block, right in front of hte pasenger head. May have to remove your alternator or AC compressor to get to teh number. ANd you will probbaly have to wipe off grease to be able to read it.
There will be a string of letters and numbers. the engine suffix is the last 3 digits. Should be all leters.
To get the engine suffix. Look at the block, right in front of hte pasenger head. May have to remove your alternator or AC compressor to get to teh number. ANd you will probbaly have to wipe off grease to be able to read it.
There will be a string of letters and numbers. the engine suffix is the last 3 digits. Should be all leters.
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