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Hey, I'd like to start off by saying ty for any help I receive. So I have an 84 Silverado and I had a 350 in it that seized up. So I found another 350 to put in it. But like an idiot I tore everything off the old engine and now I'm having a hard time figuring out where all the pulley brackets go on the new(to me) engine. The engine that seized was 10066036 and the new one is a 3970010. If anyone has any tips or pics/diagrams to show me where the brackets mount up I'd greatly appreciate it.
10066036 - 350 CID 2 or 4 bolt main Target Master/Goodwrench crate motor, 2-piece rear main seal
3970010 -350 CID 69-80 2 or 4 bolt main
Does the Silverado have A/C? Power steering?
It has a.c. but I don't plan on hooking it back up r12 is expensive and yes it has ps
What would I do? Assuming you're in Mesa, Arizona, I'd get in touch with this seller of an '84 Silverado in Surprise, Arizona (Mesa is on the Southeast of Phoenix, Surprise is on the Northwest of Phoenix) and make arrangements to go to his house to view the truck. Take your camera and photograph the engine bay. After you have all the photos you will need (use a camera with a good flash, it's dark in the engine bay), you can either tell him you'll get back to him or you can be honest with him and offer to buy his lunch at a local beanery for taking his time to accommodate you.
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/5185401590.html
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I looked around a lot, and could not find a good photo, so I agree with Tech. Find one and take a picture.
Might be easier to find someone local since surprise is like an hour away but that is a good idea. Idk y it's so hard to find a diagram or something for it haba
Here is the original factory service manual for it. It would show you how everything fits in the engine compartment, but it's a little more expensive than driving to Surprise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metal666maniac
http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/Search.aspx?c=77138
Of course, you could hold out for another '84 to show up on craigslist. Here's an '83 in south Phoenix....
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/cto/5155278772.html
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Or you can just drive around the greater Phoenix metro, shopping all of the small, independent lots for an '84 Silverado and when you find one hop out, pop the hood and start taking pictures.... Hard for me to believe that '84 was unique for accessory brackets, so a wider range is likely.....Quote:
Originally Posted by techinspector1
Here is a link to a forum post with the same problem, the reply shows pictures that may be what you need.
'84 C10 A/C bracket diagram HELP!!!!