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I just picked up a flywheel (free) from a buddy, never used, but he's had it hanging around for a long time. He was told it was from a 69 corvette. I have spent all day trying to find out if it is. The casting numbers are 14091599n the date code is 295T
. It has GM4 on it, so it is a GM product. Of course, the one book I don't have is corvette by the numbers. My chevy dealer tried to find out what it was and he couldn't. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANKS.
. It has GM4 on it, so it is a GM product. Of course, the one book I don't have is corvette by the numbers. My chevy dealer tried to find out what it was and he couldn't. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANKS.Be the first to like this post
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Well, I checked my "numbers" book, and it's got everything but flywheels! 
The 140 is definitely a Chevy number, tho.
The factory parts manual doesn't show any flywheels with that number, either.
Some help I am, eh?
The 140 is definitely a Chevy number, tho.
The factory parts manual doesn't show any flywheels with that number, either.
Some help I am, eh?
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