Cylinder identification 66 Monza
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Cylinder identification 66 Monza
Which is the first cylinder on a 66 Monza, front left or right?
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Re: Cylinder identification 66 Monza
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Re: Cylinder identification 66 Monza
Welcome Corvaircar! The cylinder numbers are also stamped on the top "turkey roaster" shroud.
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Kronenwetter, WI (Central Wisconsin)
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Re: Cylinder identification 66 Monza
You won't find #2 on the engine cover. In 1960 the one year only thermostat mechanism covered that area. In 1961 the thermostat was removed (change to the lower style units), BUT Chevy never got around to putting #2 on the fan shroud. It all worked out since they needed a flat area were the #2 would have been to mount the fast idle A/C solenoid on later cars.
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Thanx, I am still getting used to be on a blog, excuse my ludditeness, saw this Corvair having never heard of one before and was stuck by it's lines.Corvaircar wrote:Which is the first cylinder on a 66 Monza, front left or right?
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Will rear coil springs from an earlier Corvair convertible fit a 66 Monza, ideally I would like to lift the rear end an inch or two from stock, it seems low to me, any info on coil springs from other cars that would achieve this? I found 4 earlier Corvair convertibles in a field in the Vernon, British Columbia, Canada area if anyone is interested. Some very nice hoods,trunks and doors.