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"Radman" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks for you help, it is a GM 3.8L V6.... Radman Glad to be of service, Another way to look at your 3.8L is that it is a 305 Chevy with 2 center cylinders removed. The 4.3L is a 350 with 2 removed. Bill Grannis service manager Radman" wrote in message oups.com... Hello all, I have a 1985 19ft Renkin Boat with the OMC 3.8L v6 engineand outdrive. I am trying to find out who manufactures the engine. IE:Chevrolet or Oldsmobile? I need to buy cap and rotor, plugs, plug wires and freeze plugs and I can't do this until I figure out whomanufactured the engine. I been looking a lot on the Deja groups andfound a few topics, I am thinking that it was made by Chevrolet/GMC butjust want to be sure. Any help you guys can provide me would begreatlly appriciated. Also would be helpful to figure out which outdrive I have as well. Thanks, Radman.... OMC only used the Buick V6 for a few years back in the late 60's. Your 3.8L is Chevy, and the forerunner of the famous 4.3L. Bill Grannis service manager |
"Billgran" wrote in message om... Glad to be of service, Another way to look at your 3.8L is that it is a 305 Chevy with 2 center cylinders removed. The 4.3L is a 350 with 2 removed. Bill Grannis service manager So much so that my 1977 Buick Skylark with the '231 V6' (3.8L) had a distributor cap with 8 connectors, two of which were blanked out. Had to turn it over to see how they did that. Typical GM goofball engineering! Jeff |
Jeff Falkiner wrote:
"Billgran" wrote in message om... Glad to be of service, Another way to look at your 3.8L is that it is a 305 Chevy with 2 center cylinders removed. The 4.3L is a 350 with 2 removed. Bill Grannis service manager So much so that my 1977 Buick Skylark with the '231 V6' (3.8L) had a distributor cap with 8 connectors, two of which were blanked out. Had to turn it over to see how they did that. Typical GM goofball engineering! Jeff But that was when it was an odd-firing engine, before going to an offset crank design(cripes - I guess I do remember a few GM gems from school). Rob |
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