Posted by rankrank1 on July 06, 2013 at 08:17:51 from (198.228.228.167):
In Reply to: WD vs WD45 posted by Tracy Brown on July 04, 2013 at 16:31:32:
The very late model WD's also had the curved gear shifter and improved rear end from the factory so the gear shifter is not a guaranteed indicator.
Lonnie advice is spot on: If the engine block has the bolt on rectangular flat plate on the side of the block then it is a WD block. (Of course it still could have had WD45 internals put in on a rebuild). WD45 blocks are solid caste with no removable plates.
Mutts can sometimes be sorted out by running serial numbers and looking at the indicators.
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