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U302 engine on 335

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MMjohn

03-30-2006 09:37:48




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I have been told that a U302 engine will bolt up on a 335. Has any body done this and what mod. will need to be done, what clutch and fly wheel? thanks John




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joe pro

03-31-2006 14:32:03




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 Re: U302 engine on 335 in reply to MMjohn, 03-30-2006 09:37:48  
What year is the 302 and 335
could you send pictures to [email protected]



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kelvin

03-30-2006 13:54:28




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 Re: U302 engine on 335 in reply to MMjohn, 03-30-2006 09:37:48  
John, I put a U302 engine in a '67 jetstar with few problems. I used the U302 flywheel and pto drive hub and starter. The 302 flywheel&hub are different from a jetstar and have to be swapped as a set. You will also have to use the 302 starter. (Mine was a 3-bolt with soenoid)

You can probably use the 335 flywheel and hub if you can make the 335 starter fit in the 302 crankcase. At the very least this will involve drilling and tapping a hole for the setscrew. I don't know about the diameter of the starter hole either.

The reason you have to use the right starter with the right flywheel is the teeth count on the starter drives and ring gears are different.

You will also have to use the 335 water return tube from the front cylinder head. All the 220s I have seen use a separate thermostat housing but it interferes with the air cleaner mount on the 335 water pump. (Apparrently the 302 air cleaner mounts differently.)

Hope this helps.

You can probably also build a 302 on a 335 crankcase,I think the crank and jugs will fit right in, (unless by chance the bores for the 302 jugs are bigger in the crankcase.) but all the factory 302s I have seen so far have been built on the same part number crankcase as the MM 206 diesels and they are supposed to be a bit heavier constructed.

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Harrold Rhodes

03-30-2006 13:45:01




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 Re: U302 engine on 335 in reply to MMjohn, 03-30-2006 09:37:48  
I did this procedure in reverse once. Put a Jet engine in a 302. Had to cut the torque tube off approx 1 inch. So I think your torque tube will be too short, which is a lot worse problem. You may want to get a second opinion on this. I left the PTO drive shaft like it was. Apparently there was enough tolerance for it to work. I'm afraid too short might not work.



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