Question:
I have been trying to determine whether or not I have a Block 53 engine casting. It looks like the number is under the injector pump and behind the vacuum/power steering pump. Is there a way to view the number without removing the vacuum pump/power steering pump?
My truck was delivered to me in May 1998 so it was an early 24 valve model. I just assume that I have a Block 53 casting. And in any event, even if it is a Block 53, what do you do except monitor the engine for coolant leaks coming out of the side of the block?
The engine is 44 miles shy of 263,000 miles so I plan to keep driving it until something develops.
Thanks in advance for your input.
I have been trying to determine whether or not I have a Block 53 engine casting. It looks like the number is under the injector pump and behind the vacuum/power steering pump. Is there a way to view the number without removing the vacuum pump/power steering pump?
My truck was delivered to me in May 1998 so it was an early 24 valve model. I just assume that I have a Block 53 casting. And in any event, even if it is a Block 53, what do you do except monitor the engine for coolant leaks coming out of the side of the block?
The engine is 44 miles shy of 263,000 miles so I plan to keep driving it until something develops.
Thanks in advance for your input.