the only other way to tell the motor size is by counting the number of spark plugs on the vehicle. unless it is a mustang the years that they had the four cylinders they had 2 spark plugs per cylinder
should be in the serial #, I can tell just by looking at the engine.
All 1976 Corvettes were 350ci. The engine numbers will tell you if it's a base engine, L48 or L82.
check the engine block casting number
You can tell the size of a Kawasaki motorcycle engine by reading the owner's manual that came with the bike. Sometimes, the size of the motor is written on the bike in cubic centimeters.
There should be a decal under the hood with the engine size on it. The 8th digit denotes the engine size. Call a parts house and give them the information and they can tell you.
Looking at the engine on the left side just behind the water pump on a flat shoulder is the engine code. You will need to give that information to the Chevrolet dealer and he can tell you about it. You can go to one of the book stores and purchase a book.
All 61-65 Thunderbirds came with the 390 FE engine. No other engine available from the factory.
So you can tell if the motor is turning (running) just by looking.
It depends on the manufacture. The eight digit of the vehicle identification number will tell you the size unless it has had the engine replaced. The engine size is also stamped on the driver's side of the engine block, above the starter motor.
what is the size of motor of Fordf250 1996
I'm assuming the engine is still in the car. The easiest way is to get the casting code of the block. It is located back by the distributor. There are several online sites that have these casting codes listed and will tell you what size and years the engine is.
if the engine is apart , you can tell by the bore and stroke. a 5.7 l is a 350 cid. engine the bore is 4 inches and the stroke is 4.480 inches. if the engine is not apart, your Chevy dealer may be able to tell you by the motor no. the motor no. should be located on a machined pad in front of the left head. (looking at the eng. from the front.) in front of no. 2 cylinder hope this helps.