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Re: Engine ID #38375 04/15/2002 8:52 PM
Joined: Mar 2002 Posts: 52 Las Vegas S sswapp Member
sswapp Member S Joined: Mar 2002 Posts: 52 Las Vegas	Chances are, if the engine doesn't have an oil filter on the bottom, it is a 265. (yucky, nasty, dirty engine) casing number is above the bell housing-on the block- drivers side. Large and easy to read- have to get the grease off first.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Engine ID	OGRE9	04/09/2002 1:06 PM
Re: Engine ID	B.J.	04/09/2002 10:34 PM
Re: Engine ID	Anonymous	04/10/2002 12:00 AM
Re: Engine ID	OGRE9	04/10/2002 1:17 PM
Re: Engine ID	OGRE9	04/11/2002 5:39 PM
Re: Engine ID	Anonymous	04/12/2002 4:27 AM
Re: Engine ID	sleeper55	04/12/2002 6:46 AM
Re: Engine ID	OGRE9	04/12/2002 1:23 PM
Re: Engine ID	sixpack	04/12/2002 9:18 PM
Re: Engine ID	sswapp	04/15/2002 8:52 PM

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