1988 sbc 350 starter
Anyone know what the gizmo on the bottom of the engine is that has a starter wire/terminal end connected to it? Never in my life seen this?
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Re: 1988 sbc 350 starter
pic?
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How do I attach a pic??
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It's your knock sensor. You want to keep it.
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So its just getting power from the starter? Nothing really to do with the starter?
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its the just one wire that gets routed along the starter wires. has nothing to do with the starter tho...
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It's just a separate wire/ circuit that's routed through the same protective conduit.
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Ok guys, thanks a lot. I appreciate the fees back.
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That opening in the engine block just back from the knock sensor .....isnt it supposed to be holding the dipstick tube ?
Looks like its been leaking for a while...might want to check it out before you put engine back in.... :chevy::chevy::chevy: |
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AussieinNC, yes, I have removed it because Im getting ready to send the engine to the builder. BUT, I wasnt aware it took an oring, thanks for that info.
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Small blocks dont use o rings on dipstick tubes....use a little silicon on tube when reinstalling it...
Small blocks dipstick tube presses into the block... Big block engines all use o rings...GM part number GM 274244.... Big block dipsticks fit into the sump... :chevy::chevy::chevy: |
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Thanks, that was going to be my plan...a little sealant
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