hi i have a 1970 international pick up how do i figure out what size motor it has?

Answer 1

Under the hood should be a large sticker that reads"catalyst report".Look for that sticker,it will tell motor size,spark plug gap etc.

Answer 2

1970 vehicles don't have "titles" issued to them as new cars do, look on your registration card for the VIN (vehicle identification number) or you can actually get the VIN from the driver's door jam or under the hood near the drivers side windshield. look up the VIN in the above mentioned manuels or on line. if the motor is "straight" and all 6 spark plugs are on one side, its a straight 6 cylinder engine, if it is a
V-8 it is probably a 350 cubic inch engine but could be a 307 or a big block 396 or even 454

Answer 3

1) If it has a motor that you are not certain is the original then find the serial number on the engine block and check with a "MOTOR'S Truck Manuel or Childens Truck Manual" from you local library.
2) if the motor is the original then the catalist sticker will tell you , or the "VIN" number will have a code for it, again see a "MOTOR's Manual or Childens Manual"

Answer 4

If there's no motor in it now,call your local junk yard or auto parts store and tell them the make/model and they should be able to tell you what size motor you need.

Answer 5

take it to a dealer ship!! or if it has the original motor in it all you have to do is track it through the vend number which is on the title..plus I thought the title told you that also...if it is lost file for a lost title

Answer 6

look up the VIN number (Vehicle Identification Number) - as long as its the original engine, you can find out exactly what engine you have. If you don't know where to find your vin number, it should be on the title and insurance papers.

You can look it up for free at:
http://www.dmv.org/vehicle-history.php?source=google&gclid=CN_FzLrUoIcCFTwGIgodei0V5w

Answer 7

you probably have a 345. i have a 72 scout II and that's what it has.