Mercruiser Gm 4.3 Vortec Short Block Cast# 10227196 Merc Ser# Of366109 on 2040-parts.com
Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, US
MERCRUISER 4.3 VORTEC SHORTBLOCK USED
MERCRUISER SERIAL# OF366109 GM CAST# 10227196
CAME OUT OF BOAT RUNNING, ENGINE WAS TORE DOWN TO COMPLETE A TOP END OVERHAUL ALONG WITH NEW MANIFOLDS WHEN CUSTOMER CHANGED HIS MIND AND INSTALLED A COMPLETE NEW MOTOR.
CRANK & PISTONS TURN FREELY, NO VISABLE CYLINDER WALL DAMAGE, OIL PAN IN GOOD CONDITION, BELL HOUSING OK, ENGINE COUPLER SHOWS TYPICAL CORROSION, FRONT PULLYS AND BALANCER OK,
IT WOULD BE ADVISEABLE TO DROP THE OIL PAN AND INSPECT BEARINGS BEFORE BUILDING UP THIS ENGINE, IT PROBABLY IS ALL OK BUT IT'S BEST TO INSPECT.
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