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Hi all, I'm dropping a 350 in my 38 and would like to find out what year it is. Casting number is 4010207. The 327 I'm pulling out has a casting number of 3858180. Would also like to know the year on that. Now another question, on the new 350, on the passenger side between and slightly below the aft 2 exhaust ports is a sensor. What is that for? My 327 doesn't have it.
Thanks for any help, Don

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hi don. http://www.nastyz28.com/sbchevy/sblock.html
try this the 350 fine a 14010207 1980-85 4 bolt. 327 3858180 1964-67 2 bolt. have fun with the project keep the old ones on the road..mike j


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Thanks Mike for the information and the very helpful website. I have added it to my "favorites" list for future reference. I'm still wondering what that sensor is for. Don

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hi don if it looks like this its probably the knock sensor..mike j
http://www.rockauto.com/ref/SMP/SMPDetail2.html?KS7.jpg


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Mike, that looks like it. Are there any problems with not using it? Thanks, Don

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The sensor you are refering to is a heat sensor. It probably is for a temp. gauge or light. It might be for a polution control device. The knock sensor if used goes down farther on the side of the block. smile


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Another site is www.mortec.com


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Fred, that is a great website, lots of good info there. Another one for my "favorites" list.
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I must be pretty lame, I just go to google and type in GM 14010201 (my casting number) and the first couple of websites it finds gave me all the info... I did the same for the heads GM 14014416 and the first couple of sites from google gave me everything I needed


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