A 1969 car would not have an oxygen sensor.
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The the 1969 OLDS 98 had 365HP
In 1969, Oldsmobile produced approximately 50,000 Cutlass models. This figure includes various trims and body styles, as the Cutlass was one of Oldsmobile's most popular vehicles during that era. The 1969 Cutlass was well-received for its performance and design, contributing to its strong sales.
The 455 will fit. The transmission might have a shorter tailshaft, though.
Yes, the 442 Oldsmobile from 1969 could come with a blue engine. The standard engine color for Oldsmobile at that time was typically a shade of blue, often referred to as "Oldsmobile Blue." However, it's important to note that some engines may have been painted different colors based on specific options or modifications.
22 gals
left head
there were 569 - 1969 Holiday S Coupes made.
not near enough cause i don,t own one
Burning oil? (Worn Rings, Valves) Blown Head gasket?
The Oldsmobiles were generally all aqua colored; But a few were painted gold also.
Should be right in front of the carburetor, basically centre of the engine, steel pipe going into it.