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#783295 09/24/2011 4:20 AM
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I'm I to understand that all trucks with automatics will have hydraulic lifters? Or do all truck engines have solid lifters. The engine decoded as a 54 235 3600 with a hydramatic?

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The Powerglide-equipped cars used hydraulic lifters. I'm not sure about the HydraMatic equipped trucks, but I believe all the trucks used solid lifters.
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All 235 and 261 truck engines used mechanical lifters, including Hydra-Matic-equipped trucks ("hydra" not "hydro").

A Jerry posted above, all Powerglide-equipped cars had 235 engines with hydraulic lifters, except for the 1953-55 Corvette 235 engines, which had solid lifters (and the 2-speed Powerglide transmission).

Also, all 235 car engines from 1956 onwards used hydraulic lifters.


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