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#24907 03/15/2002 2:32 AM
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Help, need help to ID an engine in a '65 C60 truck.

From pictures I can tell it's a big block. It has the compressor for air brakes ect.

the numbers I've been given from the back of the block is: TO909TBG. I'm guessing 409-366-427 but I can't tell from the pictures any more details.

Thanks. Todd

#24908 03/15/2002 10:58 AM
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Todd: If engine in your truck is orginal, it would have to be either 409 or 396. These 2 engines were the only big block options for 1965. The 427 was not factory truck option until 1968. The 366 was not factory option until 1966.

The number you posted is the ID production number. Need to find the suffix/GM casting number to verify block. Easy ID if block is 396, will have retangular valve covers with 4 bolts outside, and 3 bolts topside. The 409 block has valve covers shaped like upside down W. Get casting numbers and go to: www.mortec.com

This site has suffix/GM casting numbers for both engines, and you will be able to identify. Numbers will be located on lefthand side of block rear, on the bellhousing flange.

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#24909 03/25/2002 2:16 AM
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Thank you much for the reply. I will check out the resource you suggested. Was in hospital for a while (needed ignition work on my pump) so thats why I didn't thank you before. Todd


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