Will this product work on a 1962 Chevy 283 engine?
185868
Absolutely. I purchased this distributer recently and was very pleased. I build and work on hot rods customs and resto's and would also install in a customers vehicle. Only thing to check upon installation, is if you are replacing a points distributer, the "H.E.I" style distributer will need a 12 volt power supply. A "points" distributer has a resistor supply of 6 to 8 volts. Good luck!
185869
Not sure but for the money its great it should work tho if you can use a dist of any older small block then yea i put one on a chevelle
185870
Provided you have enough room for the larger size of the cap and Coil. I have an OE one on my 1967 Chevy Pickup. You will also need to increase the gap on the spark plugs, and provide the full 12 volt supply to the ignition module inside the distributor.
1492164
Yes, but you need to cross check with a local auto parts store. Also makes a difference if it is a 4 or 6 cylinder engine.
566402
It should work but check your fcc Id number on the back of your old key fob to be certain. Chevy uses many different fcc numbers. Then compare it to the list in the ad.
331129
Yes, should work just fine. You will need to make your own 4 wiring loom, I don't think Chevy had a OEM loom back in 1973. Maybe after market loom available, check the internet.
2149126
I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.
570681
Andy, It works on the 304 in my ScoutII which is a 2bbl engine. If yours is a 2bbl engine it will bolt up and will work.
1973997
If the engine is anything close to the 4G63 then it should work. I would suggest calling the dealership to get the part number.
2183768
The part number that you need is a 193461GS, the one shown in this picture appears to be for a horizontal shaft engine.
2213239
Don't Know? It doesn't have a built in reverse like the newer engines, so you would need that off your old one. So if your old engine is a short case, and no built in reverse it should work?
385622
it should work. You might have to beat the lower rail to make the engine bracket fit.
1689388
I used wires for small block chevy. however if your vehicle has external contacts for plug wires on top of dist. cap, yours may work.
929035
Not sure on that motor but I know it will work back to at least 1968 models. Check boats.net for specifics on your model.
1146622
No, this will not work for vehicles that use 15732803. GM had 2 different systems in 2001 and they are not interchangeable.
2066981
It should work I add to a 1962 impala bout it also will fit my 1990 caprice and it has a 307 olds engine. Works great on my bagged impala running the compressors
2185994
It will work but you might need an adapter depending on what flange your intake manifold has.
2185992
Am pretty certain that it will. My engine is officially a 'Merc-Cruiser 5.7litre', 1987, which is another way of saying Chevy 350. I would make sure that the manifold on your boat is set up for a four barrel, not a two barrel, but if it's the marine engine that came with the boat, most likely it's a four barrel.
929032
I used this for my 1991 Evinrude 70hp motor. As long as your fuel line connector is the same it should work. The size of the fuel hose is more than enough for a 6hp motor.