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No leaking oil or dripping of any kind, I would have expected to see some. Van is in great condition otherwise. New vans are 6 figures which is too rich for me. I plan to replace motor. I'll look at the tail pipe for signs of smoke residue. Thank you.
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I've been working with Ollie's Automotive in Leesburg. They seem knowledgeable and experienced. Anyone have experience with Ollie's?
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Quote from goggle AI primary difference between the LA 318 and 360 Dodge engines lies in their displacement: the 318 has a displacement of 318 cubic inches (5.2L), while the 360 has a displacement of 360 cubic inches (5.9L). This difference in displacement translates to a larger cylinder bore in the 360, resulting in more power and torque, but also potentially less fuel efficiency. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Displacement: The 318 is a 318 cubic inch (5.2L) engine, while the 360 is a 360 cubic inch (5.9L) engine. Bore and Stroke: The 360 has a larger bore, meaning the cylinders are wider, and the stroke (the distance the piston travels) is slightly longer, leading to more displacement. Power and Torque: The 360 generally produces more power and torque due to its larger displacement, but this can vary depending on the specific build and tuning. External Balance: The 360 is externally balanced, meaning it has a thicker harmonic balancer with a groove cut into it to help with crankshaft vibration control, while the 318 is internally balanced. Casting Numbers: The definitive way to differentiate between the two is to look for the casting number on the block, which will clearly indicate the engine's size, according to But I would discuss it with mechanic about any extra costs if any? it may not be worth it? |
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