Only piece of advice I can give is have an old car guy look at it. I don't know the difference between Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, and Pontiac engines, but I can tell you Oldsmobile engines had a tall oil filler neck in front, distributor in back, and a driver's side dipstick. I think Buick distributors are in front, but I'm probably wrong there. The filler neck on the Olds, I'm certain about that part, 307 engines up to 1990 still had that feature.
I'm not sure where, but the engine should have its VIN number stamped on it. You can then look up the VIN code and find out.
and if you know what vehicle the motor came from the net should tell you were the VIN # is located on your engine.
Many people swap a small block Ford engine into the Ranger. There are headers and mount kits available. The 302/5.0L is recommended. Check out this link for info: http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/V8Conversions.html. Dave
Full size Chevrolets from the late 70's.
Ford vans typically have large tires, in the range of 38 inches. This is the same for the 1986 E250 van.
You find the engine size in the name 1993 Yamaha wave runner model WR500, WR500 being the engine size.
There is a sticker somewhere under the hood that will have the engine size written on it.
#8 number in the series of the vin number indicates engine size
ford, chevy, or dodge?
The 8th digit of the Vehicle Identification Number is the engine size. Call a parts house and they will tell you.
I have a generator that has a ford engine in it i want to find out what size of engine it is
this is for a mid to late 70's 460 block
1398cc
you go on line in the box put in GET MY ENGINE SIZE .COM then when it comes up put in your plate number it will bring up another pg say 'get my engine size' and it should give it to you if not call you dealer ship ;)