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Tech Tip: Cavitation - A Cooling System's Worst Nightmare
One of the main concerns created by cavitation is the erosion of the metal on the outside surface of cylinder liners.
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Tech Tip: Liquid Tools Tip
Each side of the engine block has four main bearing cap side bolts that hold the bearing caps to the side of the engine block. The bolt threads, howev...
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Tech Feature: Straight Up Look at the Vortec 3500 Straight-Five Engine
The five-cylinder was seen as a way to achieve better fuel economy and performance than the six, but with more power and torque than the four.
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Cylinder Head Sealing – Gasket Surface Machining Is The Most Critical Area of Cylinder Head Repair
Early this year, I had a chat with a technical representative for a major aftermarket gasket manufacturer who shed some light on some of the problem...
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Directions: Performance Powered - Chevrolet Celebrates 100 Years
For its first 40 years, Chevrolet seemed content designing, building and installing four- and six-cylinder engines in its ­vehicles. But all that chan...
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Tech Spec: Tackling Old Timers - Salvaging Pre-War Era Engines
It's often surprising to some people that parts for these cars are still available. For other engine specialists, it's sometimes more surprising when ...
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Tech Tip: Lifter Bank Angles of a Chrysler 'A' Block
The latest version of Chrysler's "A" engine block features a different lifter bore angle. This block is commonly called the "R" block.
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