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Can some one please help me find out what my engine is. It is in a 1 ton 1947 first series. The casting number right behind the distrubuter is T2188C1 the C could be a 6. The numbers are not in a real straight line as on other motors. I have tried looking around through codes on other sites and here but have not found on with the number. This may not be the orginal motor I dont know. I was told it was a 261 but that it had babbit bearings. The engine only has about 15 psi of oil pressure so I thought it was a 235. Please any help would be great. Thanks Matthew


1947 1Ton stepside
1962 K20 Fleetside
1962 C40 12' flatbed
1963 C10 Stepside
1963 C20 Fleetside
1965 C10 Stepside (Daily Driver)
1973 C20 Stepside fire truck
1973 C50 Utility truck Houston Power & Light
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Hy chevycountryboy, the numbers you are refering to are the engines serial number, I don't know of a referance to check those. Casting numbers are raised numbers, not stamped into the block, if you could find some casting numbers on the block and the head we could probably help you to identify what engine you have, hope that helps.

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Also look on the pan just under the distributor, if it's a 235 it could have '235' stamped into the side of the pan. But the casting numbers are the best to i.d. the motor.


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Thanks so much guys will look for casting numbers


1947 1Ton stepside
1962 K20 Fleetside
1962 C40 12' flatbed
1963 C10 Stepside
1963 C20 Fleetside
1965 C10 Stepside (Daily Driver)
1973 C20 Stepside fire truck
1973 C50 Utility truck Houston Power & Light
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thanks found um


1947 1Ton stepside
1962 K20 Fleetside
1962 C40 12' flatbed
1963 C10 Stepside
1963 C20 Fleetside
1965 C10 Stepside (Daily Driver)
1973 C20 Stepside fire truck
1973 C50 Utility truck Houston Power & Light

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