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#39647 08/13/2002 5:29 AM | Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2 | Hi all, just registered here and I thought I might be able to find out some information on identifying a Chevy engine. Its a six cylinder in a 71 C 10 pickup. The original engine was a 250 but this one has been replaced at some point in time. I'm wondering if theres any easy to spot differences between the 250 and a 292. This one really seems powerful, maybe bigger than a 250. I understand the number stamped into the block at the base of the distributor is not necessarily a way to identify the engine size. But just in case, heres the number...FO212CCA | | |
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