Head, block rating
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Head, block rating
I am going to ask a real jack *** question you guys so bare with me K.
How exactly do you know if you have f54/p90, I mean is the engine marked or somthing? I have looked on my blocks, and heads of all my engines and havn't seen this any place yet. I am not stupid, just have been working with amarican engines all the way up until 03 so just don't make me look too stupid. thanks guys.
How exactly do you know if you have f54/p90, I mean is the engine marked or somthing? I have looked on my blocks, and heads of all my engines and havn't seen this any place yet. I am not stupid, just have been working with amarican engines all the way up until 03 so just don't make me look too stupid. thanks guys.
This is not a problem, because I'm sure you are not the only one that dosen't know
The head number is located on the passenger side right between the #1 and #2 sparkplugs. It will be stamped N42,N47,P79,P90 if it is a 1975 and up. (This just for refrence guys) The block idenification is on the same side and is located between the #5 and #6 plugs right where the block and head meet. Hope this helps
The head number is located on the passenger side right between the #1 and #2 sparkplugs. It will be stamped N42,N47,P79,P90 if it is a 1975 and up. (This just for refrence guys) The block idenification is on the same side and is located between the #5 and #6 plugs right where the block and head meet. Hope this helps
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well I knew about that number, but I didn't know that that was the one.
Thanks guys for clearing that up. So the P90 is a turbo head right?
Thanks guys for clearing that up. So the P90 is a turbo head right?
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