GM development engineers decided that the Northstar V8 was too large for the Olds Intrigue line, so they chopped off 2 cylinders and called it a 3.5. The newer 3.5 that's coming in non-Olds vehicles is an extension of the old 3.4L V6.
Early Cherokee engine swapUsually they put in a gm 3.1 or 3.4 liter v-6 i personally put a 3.4 liter in an 86 Comanche pickup and it bolted right in.
In a 2004 GMC Envoy both the 4.2 liter six cylinder and the 5.3 liter V8 engines use a timing CHAIN
4.5 quarts, a typical GM oil capacity in I4 and V6 engines.
4.3 liter GM engines... 1-6-5-4-3-2
These engines are compatible. All vehicles produced by GM in the late 70s and early 80s with the 231 cubic inch, 3.8 Liter engine have compatible engines.
No, it is not a Chevy engine it is a General Motors engine. GM stopped the practice of each brand making their own engine years ago. All engines are just GM engines except for the Corvette which does have it's own engine.
The Firing order according to the Chilton Manual is 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2. Theis applies to all GM V8 engines except the very newest engines. The Firing order according to the Chilton Manual is 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2. Theis applies to all GM V8 engines except the very newest engines.
This is a 323 Chevy V8. 5.3 liters = 323 cubic inches. The 5.3 L is one of the newer GM engines.
GM does not have a 5.4 liter it's most likely the 5.3 liter.
All gas 2.2 Liter GM engines have timing chains. Some 1980s 2.2 Liter diesels had a timing belt.
Yes there the same.
GM's 454 Big Blocks Liter equivalent is 7.4 LITER