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Originally Posted by Libertad
I got those two bolts out as well. Should the heads be easy to pull off or are they usually stuck on there pretty good?
Only saw these on the pad on the front passenger side of block
VO2 19UA
Thanks for your time 68TT
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They can be stuck on there pretty good. I had to use a long pry bar to break mine loose after 30 years on the engine. I was afraid I was going to break the head casting I had to pry so hard.
With only two letters at the end of the code shows it is a 1969 & earlier block.
1970 & newer had three letter codes. Make sure there isn't one more letter there. All the UA_ three letter code engines are 1981 vintage 305's that came in half ton trucks.
A UA code small block is a 1969 truck 200 hp 2-bolt main 307 cubic inch motor.
Put a tape measure on the cylinder bore and let me know what it shows. A 307 has a 3-7/8" bore so it should be obvious that it is not a 4.00" bore like a 350 or 327. A 305 is just under 3-3/4" bore.
Either UA code engine is not worth the effort to rebuild it when damaged.
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