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Chevy - Engine & Axle stamped codes
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redbeast
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Posted: 04/11/06
07:10 PM
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Can anyone point me in the direction of a web site, or publication that contains a listing of engine block numbers and axle numbers - (stamped codes) for 70-87 Chevy Trucks ? I would appreciate any help with this.
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4x4Ranger
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Posted: 04/13/06
03:14 AM
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How about e-mailing your question to fred.williams@primedia.com . I'm sure he could help you with your question.
I've e-mailed Willie from FourWheeler about my pinging problem and he quickly e-mailed me back giving me info. that might help me.
I'll give you his e-mail address williesjeep@blackfoot.net
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Posted: 04/13/06
06:38 AM
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www.73-87.com or www.67-72chevytrucks.com (they have a VERY active 73-87 board that can help you)
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redbeast
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Posted: 04/13/06
07:48 PM
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Thanks for the help and the info, but I found what I was looking for right under my nose on the 4WOR site. It's under the tech articles links (4X4 tech). A lot of info on what to look for when buying an engine, tranny, or axle from a junkyard as well as codes for engines, trannies & axles. Really good detailed info on 4X4. Also a great tech article on ORD's direct replacement GM14-bolt ff axles modified for 6-bolt lugs.
There are also manufacturer specific tech info pages on Chevy, Ferd, Dodge, etc...
Thanks, again.
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