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Difference between 41 and 47 H blocks
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Posted by MagMan on September 23, 2004 at 16:24:53 from (64.12.117.22):
Hi guys I worked most of the day getting that H motor stripped down had one piston and sleeve that didnt want to leave home. Had to chissel and grind it out. But anyways I noticed these blocks are different the old one has like two more soft plugs than the newer one. One behind the waterpump I think and one at the rear of the motor just under the head and its not the cam one either. I am going to use one of these blocks what one would you guys use the one with the soft plugs or the one without? I live in the northeast if that makes any difference. Also I went to Dollar General today and picked myself up a case of extra strength oven cleaner to use on paint and cleaning the heads and blocks and such I will let you know how it works out. JON
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