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Re: GMC Truck Engine
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Posted by Fern(Mi) on January 01, 2006 at 06:11:15 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: GMC Truck Engine posted by 37 chief on December 31, 2005 at 23:20:58:
Tooooo many wrongs here don�t make a right. The following is as I remember it!!!! 54 GMC's used a Buick 6 cyl. engine what was slightly longer (1 ��) than the Chevy 6 cyl counterpart. Also the GMC's at that time had a pedal start near the accelerator. That pedal bell-cranked on a horizontal shaft adjacent to bolted together engine and block. The Bell housing is definitely different. Even starting in 1956 bell housing were many many-different bell design patterns across the GM lines, each division manufacturing there own engines. The 1954 GMC engine�s motor mount was straight out in front of the engine block. The dump truck engine�s motor mounts are mountings are either side the engine. With a few parts swapped and some welding You should be able to fit it all together. Sounds like a good time to me. Good Luck Fernan
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