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#26 |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Atlanta
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Oh, mine came with options. I have tons of options on what I can do to the truck.
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ZOIE AND ZACK
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: ABILENE, TX.
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Got The I6 Just Need Coil Bracket Mine Also Has Nothing No Ps No Pb No Ac And The Usual Rust But It Runs Good. JUST PUT NEW ON COIL THE ONE I GOT DIDN'T COME WITH ONE
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Atlanta
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Hey, Robbie, hang in there. This might be a premature offer, but I'm possibly buying a new 250 for the truck this weekend and it has an electronic ignition system. If I put it in the truck, I'll ship my old ignition coil bracket to you. No worries on the shipping, I get most of that stuff through work for free. You'll probably want to blast and spray it, it's a little grimy. I'll let you know ASAP. Probably won't know anything till monday. |
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ZOIE AND ZACK
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: ABILENE, TX.
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COOL SOUNDS GOOD I'M IN NO HURRY IT'S JUST SITTING AROUND BEING WORKED ON. I'M NOT DRIVIN RIGHT NOW. THANKS FOR THE OFFER THIS BOARD IS SO GREAT
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Kelowna B.C. Canada
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Love your truck, mine was the identical color before I changed it. Still like the original color though. $4K sounds like you did very well, regards Doug
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Location: Azle, Texas
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292's also have a big bypass hose on the front of the engine above the water pump.
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: South Mississippi
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Robby, I may have one in a toolbox at the house, it's yours if you want it. Just PM me your address.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Cleveland, Texas
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[QUOTE=Longhorn Man]Auto Zone is wrong on there engine listings...and who measures inlines in liters?
![]() ![]() Like already mentioned, there were only 2 inline engines offered 67 - 72, the 250, and the 292. Longhorn, my 69 panel has a 230 I6 (i am sure it's not original), but I use 1968 van info when part shopping, because I thought they had the 230 from factory? Am I off-base?
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look at the alternator - its got two belts. i've seen that on lots of dodges but not 250's. it looks cool & all HEAVY DUTY! also notice the alt bracket that has the adjuster slot on it for a ps pump...
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Cleveland, Texas
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that is what I have..mine has the double pulley and ps slot too.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Atlanta
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DUDE! Seriously, I want to put power steering in it this weekend. Do you have PS in your truck? Does anyone have pics of a PS install for this engine? I thought that's what the extra slot was for, but I wasn't sure. I don't know what parts I need to install PS. I know I need the PS pump. I think I need a steering box. I am guessing I would need a new pitman arm. Are there any writeups on the forum explaining how to add PS to an '68 230/250 I-6 like this?
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The PS brackets are different for 250's and 292's so you have to make sure you get the right ones.
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#39 |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Cleveland, Texas
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sorry, I don't have the ps on mine. I kinda going with a resdtoration on this one. My 69 swb pickup has all the ps, pb, etc. but it is a V8.. I am doing resto/customizing on it. good luck though.. could be a nice addition.
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Notice the bracket sticking up above the alternator in the left-hand side of this picture (it's orange): ![]()
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#41 |
ZOIE AND ZACK
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: ABILENE, TX.
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Anyone Ever Find An Coil Bracket In There Stuff Still Looking For One
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#42 |
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Yeah, I got the new engine in and I'm moving to a new distributor and firing system. I should have the bracket you need, just need a couple of days to make sure the new distributor and ignition system is working correctly (I work during the week; expected to have it done this weekend, but time and weather didn't permit).
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The manifold was blowing exhaust out of every port in the middle and onto the driver's side of the block. The gasket was literally blown apart all through the middle (it was one of the really good Felpro gaskets too, I'm really surprised). After looking at the casting numbers, I'm also noticing that the original block was made in 1968, so I'm still convinced it is the original engine. I don't think it's the original tranny though.
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Location: Atlanta
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Here is the link: http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/nc...&usrcommgrpid= Call NAPA auto parts in your town and give them this information: Part #: BK 7354355 The price should be $ 6.49 without tax. That's about the same as I would pay for shipping and you'd be getting a used bracket....I'd just go get a new one. It makes more sense.
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#45 |
ZOIE AND ZACK
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: ABILENE, TX.
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Thanks Shifty But Krue Sent Me One That Arived Today Only Cost Him A $1.06 Postage. Thanks Anyway. And Krue Thank You Very Much A Little Sanding And Pat It Will Be Good To Go. What Kind Of Bolt Does That Thing Use???
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#46 |
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I think it's the same size of bolt that the grounding block uses. You should have a wire going from the negative side of your battery and it is bolted to the block between the distributor and the water pump.
I believe it's the same size of bolt.
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#47 |
"Treasure the Ride"
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Mid Michigan, Harrison Michigan, USA
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Let me have the number that is "stamped" on the small pad to the left of the distributor. This is the "build number" The first letter is the Engine Assembly Plant I.D. and the next two numbers are the month, and the last two letters tell which engine it is! My two cent worth
![]() Be happy to send you an interpretation of the pad number code.. rico
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#49 |
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Location: Atlanta
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I have more pics other than these, they're not downloaded from the camera though.
My newly installed engine: ![]() My old engine: ![]()
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Join Date: Nov 2001
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Need a little more than just the TUJ Like what year are we talking about and is a V-8 V-6 or in-line 6? rico
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