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Old 08-28-2008, 04:01 AM
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Went for a VIN number today but could not find the engine number to validate paper work.
Where is engine number on an LS1 (not casting number)
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It's normally on the front of the block. There is a flat area in front of the drivers side cylinder head just above the water pump. The number should be stamped there. If you are running a crate motor most of them didn't have engine numbers and you will have to apply for one or make up your own.

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the one used by my engineer is the one stamped on the left hand side below the head. quite a long number from memory.
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Funny my motor came out of a corvette in USA but I can find no number.
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Mine was a US Camaro/firebird motor. It's got an engine number now. There was a serial number/stock number on the receipt for the crate motor and I used that.

You can see the number in front of the drivers side cylinder head before the rater pump.



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