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#585623 10/22/2009 9:09 PM
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The engine in my latest 58 has only 2 freeze plugs on each side of the block. It has no casting numbers on the sides & the pad below the right head is blank. It has no balance weights on the harmonic balancer. Does anyone got an idea what it might be? George


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Hy Wrenchbender Ret., is there a block casting number above the bellhousing mounting surface?

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No numbers by the distributor?


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Is the dipstick on the drivers side or passenger side?

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I'll look at those things tomorrow. Isn't there something about only 2 freezplugs on each side? like a 400 block or is it the other way around. George


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the early 400 small blocks had 3 frost plugs, the later 400's only had 2. its confusing to say the least.


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