my 6G72 is a lawn ornament...with no lawn

[3000gtVR-4]

So, I've noticed that everywhere on this site there are 4G63's everywhere... much like real life. But I've also noticed that I can't find its counterpart, 6G72... Does anyone have info on a 6G72 block?

 

[DSM1G90]

6G72 - the 3.0L v6 - was common to Dodge and Chrysler vehicles including the Imperial, New Yorker and their famous minivans.

Bet you can hit the yards and find tonnage out there. Hit Chrysler dealerships and get info from their shop manuals .. or even buy yourself a Chilton manual on Chrysler Front Wheel Drive vehicles.

Bulletproof blocks with weak heads - love to drop valve guides and blow oil past the valves. It's not common to see a 10 yr old minivan or even a Chrysler product that contributes to the pollution factor when the lights go green - and you know right off that that vehicle has the 6G72 motor with dropped valve guides.

The easy fix was to "E-clip" the guides up so they won't drop.

But I've also noticed that I can't find its counterpart, 6G72

Actually, not even close. the "4G" series were of the "Sirius" family whereas the "6G7" was the "Cyclone" family

 

[spooling 1g]

3000GT/Stealth International

 

[Defiant]

What part of
WE DON'T DO STEALTHS HERE
is it so hard for you to grasp?

We don't mind them, we just don't work on them. We're afraid.​