any body know or can guess whatengine is this

[pagrunt]

Maybe your computer is slower. 😀

 

[1bad79]

If I see correctly in the pics it looks like it has number 8 heads witch would point towards a 73 ish olds 350 but it's hard to see in the pics and head swaps happen

 

[oldsmobile joe]

it is an olds motor, most likely a small block, because i don't see the raised casting between the timing cover and intake that indicates big block olds. so your looking at a 260, 307,350 or 403. don't let displacement confuse you, gm produced 4 different 350 engines, buick, chevy, olds and pontiac all made engines with that displacement. and none of them shared parts with each other.

best to google olds engine i.d. to find the necessary info based on casting numbers. no eng disassembly required. you need to head casting number that is located on the head between the alternator, valve cover and exh manifold, its a single digit, i.e., 6,7,8, etc. and the block casting number between the timing cover and intake. i can almost read it in the pics.
joe

 

[Emmanuel cuellar]

it is an olds motor, most likely a small block, because i don't see the raised casting between the timing cover and intake that indicates big block olds. so your looking at a 260, 307,350 or 403. don't let displacement confuse you, gm produced 4 different 350 engines, buick, chevy, olds and pontiac all made engines with that displacement. and none of them shared parts with each other.

best to google olds engine i.d. to find the necessary info based on casting numbers. no eng disassembly required. you need to head casting number that is located on the head between the alternator, valve cover and exh manifold, its a single digit, i.e., 6,7,8, etc. and the block casting number between the timing cover and intake. i can almost read it in the pics.
joe

r u seriouse of almost reading it on the picture lol

 

[oldsmobile joe]

try this info from this web site
http://www.v8volvo.se/mekartips/identifiering/oldsmobile/gjutnummer-block.html

Small Block Blocks 1964 - 1990
Facing the front of the engine, at the top surface of the timing chain area, to the left
of the oil fill tube, there is a code about 1.5" high followed by the casting number.
A letter indicates a big block, a number indicates a small block.
A small block measures 12" between the heads at the manifold base.
CODE YEAR SIZE CASTING NOTES
1
1A '64-'66 330 381917 45° cam bank angle.
2 '68-'76 350 381917
2 '68-'70 350 395558
3 '66-'67 330 394417 39° cam bank angle.
4
5 '73,'74 350 395558
2A '75-'81 260 Solid main webs for 2A's only? At least for '76.
2B '??-'81 260 557751 Windowed main webs. Windowed main webs for 2B's only?
3A '79 350
3B '77-'80 350 557752
4A '77 403 557265
553990
554990 Solid main webs possibly
for these three
casting numbers.
4B '77-'79 403 557265 Windowed main webs always.
?? '85 307 556607
5A '81- 307 3161
D3 350 7582 Diesel

 

[oldsmobile joe]

or try this info from this web site
http://www.442.com/oldsfaq/ofblk.htm

 

[libeachboy]

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the blue engine paint points to 389 pontiac. big wide v8's

 

[565bbchevy]

the blue engine paint points to 389 pontiac. big wide v8's

It's an Olds engine and the blue paint is not Pontiac blue but it would be nice if that's all the info that was needed to identify a brand and displacement.

 

[pontiacgp]

the blue engine paint points to 389 pontiac. big wide v8's

Pontiac engines had a different shade of blue and did not have an oil filler tube in the front of the engine

 

[SSClassic]

i always thought that only the olds motors had the oil filler in the front,kinda like the old buicks with the distributor in the front