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Technical Small block ID # help

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Street Is Neat, Mar 26, 2023.

  1. Street Is Neat
    Joined: Oct 11, 2011
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    Trying to ID this small block in the shop .
    Front passages side ID # 949894 by these number is it possible to ID this motor .
    The Web doesn't seem to help this non Chevy guy .

    Any help is great .
    Got fuel pump issue . The pump is in the block stamped 5647AXX .
    Doesn’t have AC , maybe factory replacement .

    thanks again HAMB
     
  2. squirrel
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    That engine number seems pretty useless, a picture of the number might help us understand what it is.

    If the engine is not original to the car, then it really doesn't matter what engine it is, you need to go by the pump itself.

    Pictures of the pump will go a long ways towards being able to help you figure it out.
     
  3. DDDenny
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    Not Corvette!!!
     
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  4. Street Is Neat
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    Update

    So I was able to see on the engine pad the Letters CE so I’m guessing there was a warranty change of the block.
    As far as the fuel pump 4657 are like hen teeth but I was able to fine a rebuild kit .
     

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  5. It’s a 302 :):):)

    but CE was also a 265 suffix
     
  6. X-cpe
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    I've got a CE block, but a 265 doesn't have a 4" bore. And 302's didn't come with 4 valve relief flat tops and a 3 1/4" stroke. :D
     
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  7. Street Is Neat
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    Here’s a picture of the fuel pump numbers .
    I was able to find rebuild kit on the web so it’s seat and wait for mail man .
     

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  8. squirrel
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    If we saw the whole fuel pump, perhaps we could figure out what application it's for, and help you find a replacement...if the rebuild kit doesn't work out for some reason....
     
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  9. Moriarity
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    And please select "full image" when posting pics. also CE is an over the counter replacement engine.
     
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  10. Street Is Neat
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    Picture of the ride
    E6F52AB0-F1EA-4E4C-B92C-22C43D4B7080.jpeg
     
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  11. squirrel
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    Oh....telling us what car it fits would have saved some confusion.
     
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  12. Deuces
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  13. X-cpe
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    Yup!
     
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  14. Atwater Mike
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    Waitaminnit... That IS a Corvette engine!!!
     
  15. squirrel
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    well....it is now.
     
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