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#8167 11/02/2004 12:00 AM
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Can someone help me decode this engine code 270956I00
I have a bell housing with the clutch fork on the right side. Can someone tell me what this might of came out of?
I am looking for a bell housing with the clutch set-up for the left. Does anyone know where I can get one?
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Is this in a GMC? Engine appears to be a GMC 270 because of the first 3 numbers.


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#8170 11/03/2004 12:36 AM
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Fred, It did come out of a GMC.

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Right or left, from what perspective? The normal bellhousing has the clutch fork coming in from the driver's side, while the late-50's pickups had hydraulic clutches, with the fork entering from the passenger's side. Does your bellhousing fit a 6-cylinder, or a V-8? I've got several hydraulic clutch V-8 bellhousings, and I know where a manual-clutch V-8 bellhousing is that I've been intending to purchase, and just haven't gotten around to doing it. These are the ones with motor mount bolt holes in the bellhousing. Sorry, I can't help if it's for a 216/235/etc. engine.
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Jerry,
The one I have bolts up to a 270.
I am trying to find a bell housing with clutch fork on the left side.
Thanks

#8173 11/04/2004 12:21 AM
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Napco,
I have a bell housing from 1954-62 truck with clutch fork on left.

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Where are you located ChevyB

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I am near Richmond ,Va. E-mail me.


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