I recently purchased this vehicle to put back on the road. I need to know
how to tell which engine I have so I can order a radiator. I have also been
unable to get the vehicle to start since I brought it home. It sounds as if
the engine is turning over OK but not firing very rapidly. I am going to
replace the distributor cap and rotor button (guess I'll chip it off) and
redo the vacuum lines. Any other thoughts would be appreciated.

 

Darrell Murdock wrote:

> I recently purchased this vehicle to put back on the road. I need to know
> how to tell which engine I have so I can order a radiator.
Look on the inside of the trunk lid. there should be a sticker that tells.

I have also been
> unable to get the vehicle to start since I brought it home.

I would bet on fuel long b4 ignition. Got spark?

Fuel issues and vacuum leaks are much more common of a cause. A good bet
is that the fuel pump relay or fuse are bad. To test jumper the largest
holes where the relay plugs in.

It sounds as if
> the engine is turning over OK but not firing very rapidly. I am going to
> replace the distributor cap and rotor button (guess I'll chip it off) and
> redo the vacuum lines. Any other thoughts would be appreciated.
>
>

 

Look at the engine no. - the first 2 letters tell you what type.
e.g. I have a KUnnnnnn and a RTnnnnnn which are 2.2 & 2.0 5 cyl respectively.


Darrell Murdock wrote:
>
> I recently purchased this vehicle to put back on the road. I need to know
> how to tell which engine I have so I can order a radiator. I have also been
> unable to get the vehicle to start since I brought it home. It sounds as if
> the engine is turning over OK but not firing very rapidly. I am going to
> replace the distributor cap and rotor button (guess I'll chip it off) and
> redo the vacuum lines. Any other thoughts would be appreciated.

 

Where is the location of the engine number?
"Gaz B" <ovalking@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Look at the engine no. - the first 2 letters tell you what type.
> e.g. I have a KUnnnnnn and a RTnnnnnn which are 2.2 & 2.0 5 cyl
respectively.
>
>
> Darrell Murdock wrote:
> >
> > I recently purchased this vehicle to put back on the road. I need to
know
> > how to tell which engine I have so I can order a radiator. I have also
been
> > unable to get the vehicle to start since I brought it home. It sounds
as if
> > the engine is turning over OK but not firing very rapidly. I am going
to
> > replace the distributor cap and rotor button (guess I'll chip it off)
and
> > redo the vacuum lines. Any other thoughts would be appreciated.

 

"Darrell Murdock" <darldm@mebtel.net> wrote
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> Where is the location of the engine number?

It is at the top of the cylinder block, where the cylinder head is mounted
on. Some rectangle piece of metal sticks out, and the engine number is
stamped in it.

Al

 

I checked the top of the cylinder block and no number stamped on a tag.
(Maybe head had been replaced?) Any other place and/or code possible?

"The Al Bundy" <the_al_bundy@*^no-spam!^*hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Darrell Murdock" <darldm@mebtel.net> wrote
> news:bn3ugq02nm6@enews1.newsguy.com...
> > Where is the location of the engine number?
>
> It is at the top of the cylinder block, where the cylinder head is mounted
> on. Some rectangle piece of metal sticks out, and the engine number is
> stamped in it.
>
> Al
>
>
>

 

Look at the inside of the trunk lid inside of the tail lights.

Tony
'91 100Q 5spd

Darrell Murdock wrote:
> I checked the top of the cylinder block and no number stamped on a tag.
> (Maybe head had been replaced?) Any other place and/or code possible?
>
> "The Al Bundy" <the_al_bundy@*^no-spam!^*hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:bn48rq$5a3$1@news1.tilbu1.nb.home.nl...
>
>>"Darrell Murdock" <darldm@mebtel.net> wrote
>>news:bn3ugq02nm6@enews1.newsguy.com...
>>
>>>Where is the location of the engine number?
>>
>>It is at the top of the cylinder block, where the cylinder head is mounted
>>on. Some rectangle piece of metal sticks out, and the engine number is
>>stamped in it.
>>
>>Al
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>