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No recent marine engine has been built with a reverse rotation. I'm pretty
certain that no V6 reverse rotation was ever built. And I think it's safe
to assume he will be transfering the ignition, carb, alt, and other bolt on
accessories form the cracked marine engine.

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what do i have to change on a truck 4.3l motor to work for my boat?
the blocked cracked in my old 4.3l.

thanx jamie




Reverse Rotation Marine Cam! and possibly whatever changes you have to do
to your ignition depending on if it's a distributor or some of the new
distibutorless multi coil technology.



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YEAH, ill be changing over all the other accs. alt. carb. waterpump and such...

anyone know about the gaskets?
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If you're in fresh water don't worry about it. If you're in salt water you
should know that marine engines do actually have stainless steel head
gaskets instead of regular ones. I guess I'd be a bit on the fence. You
flush it after use in salt water and it probably won't matter. If you're
leaving it in salt water in a slip then you probably should replace the head
gaskets. If you do that then I'd just go ahead and get a full marine gasket
set and change the cam too since the ss head gaskets are a big piece of the
cost of a marine gasket set.

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YEAH, ill be changing over all the other accs. alt. carb. waterpump and
such...

anyone know about the gaskets?




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YEAH, ill be changing over all the other accs. alt. carb. waterpump and
such...

anyone know about the gaskets?





Use a marine gasket set right off the bat - head gaskets are most important.

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YEAH, ill be changing over all the other accs. alt. carb. waterpump and
such...

anyone know about the gaskets?





Use a marine gasket set right off the bat - head gaskets are most
important.

Rob


Head gaskets are important, but I use good 'ol Fel-Pro automotive most the
time, and they work great. Course, I had FWC on all those I did use them on.
Would not work for salt with raw water cooling.

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James wrote:

No recent marine engine has been built with a reverse rotation.


No Chevrolet's anyway. More common w/ Ford & Chrysler.

Rob

I'm pretty
certain that no V6 reverse rotation was ever built. And I think it's safe
to assume he will be transfering the ignition, carb, alt, and other bolt on
accessories form the cracked marine engine.

"Gus" wrote in message ...

eppinger wrote:

what do i have to change on a truck 4.3l motor to work for my boat?
the blocked cracked in my old 4.3l.

thanx jamie





Reverse Rotation Marine Cam! and possibly whatever changes you have to do
to your ignition depending on if it's a distributor or some of the new
distibutorless multi coil technology.




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James wrote:

No recent marine engine has been built with a reverse rotation.


No Chevrolet's anyway. More common w/ Ford & Chrysler.

Rob

I'm pretty
certain that no V6 reverse rotation was ever built. And I think it's
safe to assume he will be transfering the ignition, carb, alt, and other
bolt on accessories form the cracked marine engine.

"Gus" wrote in message
...

eppinger wrote:

what do i have to change on a truck 4.3l motor to work for my boat?
the blocked cracked in my old 4.3l.

thanx jamie





Reverse Rotation Marine Cam! and possibly whatever changes you have to do
to your ignition depending on if it's a distributor or some of the new
distibutorless multi coil technology.




He is talking about a reverse rotation cam. Not a reverse rotation motor.
Will not matter either way. The new engine will have the correct rotation
cam for the present setup. If he wants to change the cam, all he has to do
is if it is a reverse rotation is to swap the gear drive also.


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Pay attention. No v6s were configured as reverse rotation.

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"trainfan1" wrote in message
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James wrote:

No recent marine engine has been built with a reverse rotation.


No Chevrolet's anyway. More common w/ Ford & Chrysler.

Rob

I'm pretty
certain that no V6 reverse rotation was ever built. And I think it's
safe to assume he will be transfering the ignition, carb, alt, and other
bolt on accessories form the cracked marine engine.

"Gus" wrote in message
...

eppinger wrote:

what do i have to change on a truck 4.3l motor to work for my boat?
the blocked cracked in my old 4.3l.

thanx jamie





Reverse Rotation Marine Cam! and possibly whatever changes you have to
do to your ignition depending on if it's a distributor or some of the
new distibutorless multi coil technology.



He is talking about a reverse rotation cam. Not a reverse rotation
motor. Will not matter either way. The new engine will have the correct
rotation cam for the present setup. If he wants to change the cam, all he
has to do is if it is a reverse rotation is to swap the gear drive also.



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thanx for all the replys!
u all have been a big help with my questions.
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any one know how well this truck motor will work for water use?
just askin because its costing me alot of money and i dont want it to fail
right after its all done.


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