Extreme Noob questioin
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Fivefingerdeathpunch
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What car do you drive?
Scottydoggs
Killa Bee
its a l67 or l32
l67 are 97 to 03 , 04 and up are l32.
l67 are 97 to 03 , 04 and up are l32.
JerzNick
SE Level Member
Thank you sir.
BillBoost37
New member
It's technically more confusing than that.
The L27 is a Series I NA motor. Typically found in H/C/G body cars from 92-94
The L36 is a Series II NA motor. Began in the above mentioned cars in 95
The L26 is a Series III NA motor. Began in the W body cars in 04
The L67 is a Series I SC motor. Typically found in the H/C/G body cars from 92-95 Had an M62 SC
The L67 is also a Series II SC motor. Came with the Gen 3 M90 Not to be confused with the Series I. The Series I and Series II have no interchangeable parts.
The L32 is teh Series III SC motor. Came with the Gen V M90
To make things slightly confusing. GM didn't replace the motors in all their cars at the same time. For example the 04 Bonneville/LeSabre etc would have had the L36 motor while the GP had the L26. The 04 Monte Carlo would have the L67 motor, yet the GP had the L32 motor.
Everyone thoroughly confused yet?
The L27 is a Series I NA motor. Typically found in H/C/G body cars from 92-94
The L36 is a Series II NA motor. Began in the above mentioned cars in 95
The L26 is a Series III NA motor. Began in the W body cars in 04
The L67 is a Series I SC motor. Typically found in the H/C/G body cars from 92-95 Had an M62 SC
The L67 is also a Series II SC motor. Came with the Gen 3 M90 Not to be confused with the Series I. The Series I and Series II have no interchangeable parts.
The L32 is teh Series III SC motor. Came with the Gen V M90
To make things slightly confusing. GM didn't replace the motors in all their cars at the same time. For example the 04 Bonneville/LeSabre etc would have had the L36 motor while the GP had the L26. The 04 Monte Carlo would have the L67 motor, yet the GP had the L32 motor.
Everyone thoroughly confused yet?
