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I hope you can help me with this !!
I have an 82 Z28 with the following codes. Front stamp 151165303 K02 11 CMJ rear drivers side stamp forward of bellhousing 3870010 Thanks !! |
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I show these numbers to decode as follows:
151165303 1 = Chevrolet division 5 = 1975 1165303 = Last digits of VIN the engine was originally installed in K02 11 CMJ K = Mckinnon engine plant 02 = 2nd Month - February 11 = 11th day CMJ = 1975 350 CID, TH350/400, 145 HP, Used in Federal vehicles Note: CMJ was also used in 1974 for police, but your numbers indicate it's a 1975 block. This can be confirmed by checking the casting date code on the bellhousing mounting area on the pass side. Also the casting # you gave (3870010) should be 3970010 which is a common casting # for 350's. To check if it's a 4 bolt main or not you'd have to pull the oil pan and physically look. Also check the balancer on the front behind the crankshaft pulley. If it is a large balancer, chances are pretty good it's a 4 bolt main. |
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Scotter has everthing covered! I can add the following about the VIN.
151165303 The 1 after the year 5 is the assembly plant, Oshawa, Canada. No Camaros were built there. Also by federal vehicles I think he means used in all 49 states and Canada but not in California. In 1975 this was a Chevelle\El Camino\Monte Carlo engine application. My info says 74 was last year for full size at Oshawa plant Info from Chevrolet parts catalog No. 11. |
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