I have a numbers matching 1967 Chevy Impala convertible with a 327 engine. will this starter work? the car has no mods and is just as it came from the factory..
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Does this start look like the one you took off from ur car. This starter is a high performance starter if so it's will get the job done with no problem I had installed it in my 407 block and it fires her right up
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I would say most likely. Mine went in an 82 Camaro with a th350 trans from a 78 c-series on a 95 gen 1 small block, and fit like a glove with all that mismatch. Chevy used the same bolt pattern for the starters on almost all gen 1 small blocks.
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It should fit on a stock block. I upgraded mine to a 4bolt 383, out if a late model Yukon... I didn't even use the starter I ordered. Getting ready to ship back!
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Small Block C Big Block C Chevrolet can have a Staggered or normal Bolt pattern or 9 / 11 gear teeth... However you should be only concern with the mounting bolt pattern! So just look under the car to see how your starter is bolted to the engine. And make your call from there...
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No. You need a starter with an offset bolt pattern. Look under the car to verify.
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I bought this starter for my 1982 chevy truck with a 350 vortec. The starter did not fit. So I'm stuck with it.
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I bought one of these as the correct replacement for a '71 dual port engine...it runs fine, no jetting issues that I can discern...my engine is dead stock, if you've got a stock engine that recommends this carb, I'd say go for it. Robert H.
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I used the starter on a 2004 Polaris ATP 500. If it has multiple applications it should work without any problem.
705648
I am using this starter on my 2001 Mustang that I am doing a 347 conversion on. I have a C4 and have no issues. Works great! Great product! You shouldn't have any issues.
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don't know... i had a mechanic look up the part specifically for the vin# on my car... it works perfectly for 2003 impala
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Call a Chevy dealer and ask for the part number of the gm version. Then you can search/match that number to this one. That is what I did and it worked perfectly.
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Yes. http://www.xpresskit.com/VehicleCompatibility.aspx?p=undefined&year=2004&make=Chevrolet&model=Impala&ps=1&s=0&c=0 Also don't forget to buy. Directed Electronics Inc XKLOADER2 XpressKit
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Starter is the same for auto or man. However, mounting bolts and flywheel may be different. Mounting holes can be, in line (Straight) or staggered (offset) flywheel/flexplate may have more or less teeth,( mine is a 168T flexplate) And the Threads on the bolts can differ too! If these 3 things are the same on a manual or, automatic Engine/trans set up, this starter will fit either.PS...What an awesome starter it is!!
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Ir depends. This company have 2 diferent starters. U will have to take yours apart to figure it out. The starters have 2 different holes. Look at the part that u will take it apart and it will be easy to see what I'm saying. Any question email jalencar@live.com
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Yes, it should. I put this starter on my 1992 Thompson with a 4.3L Alpha 1 back in June. It bolted right on and is works great.
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Zach I don't know the cranking amps for this starter but I know it performs well. I installed it on my 1968 mustang 302. You could possibly find the answer on Google. Good Luck
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Probably but I would take the old starter off and compare it to the one in the picture. I had good luck matching the starter on my twin cylinder Kohler engine, even though they changed the number.
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I ordered the starter for my 5.5 V8. It is working good. The 320 is a 3.2 L6 or V6, I have doubts about the L6 being compatible. I would call a local auto supply for starters for both engines and take note of interchangeability.
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Not sure if it will fit. All I do know is that they don't stand behind their products. We installed the starter and it only worked a few times and all the guts fell out. They will not replace or repair and Amazon is no help because it was day 31. They don't take into account the amount of time it takes to ship the item. So realize that the warranty starts at the time of purchase and you probably won't get more than four times of use out of it. Sorry for the bad news. My advice is to purchase from a local dealer who will stand behind their products.
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I think so but not positive chevy has two bolt patterns for starters on older v8s. I recomend calling, I called and they were very helpful. Just told them the year of my motor. Hope this helps
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Danny - I received my starter from "DB Electrical Starter-Alternator". My paperwork says to contact the seller if there are any questions. If you bought yours from this company I would contact them. Just as a note, after buying and installing mine, it turned out I had a battery with a bad sell. If the starter and battery went out at the same time....not sure. Hope this helps.
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That 33328B is a part number from the starter, not an engine number. Check your old starter, if it has the part number 33328B on the starter this will be the correct replacement. Thank you, Greg