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  • Reconditioned GM Engine Block - N°1 - comptoirnautique.com
  • Reconditioned GM Engine Block - N°1 - comptoirnautique.com
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Reconditioned GM Engine Block

Ref. ALM-VDM-8M0188294

Longblock engine block for replacing GM 4.3L Gen+ Vortec inboard engines. This model is specifically designed for engines produced between 2001 and 2007. It provides a foundation for a major powertrain overhaul.

Configuration
Reconditioned gm engine block :
GM 4.3L Gen+ Longblock Engine -, Vortec -, 2001-, 2007
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Description

Mercury - GM Longblock 4.3L Gen+ engine block - Vortec - 2001-2007 - Reliability and Compatibility

The GM Longblock 4.3L Gen+ engine block is a re-powering solution for boats equipped with this specific engine. Designed for models from the 2001-2007 period, it restores the original performance and reliability of the powertrain.

As a "longblock," it includes the main internal components already assembled, which simplifies complex replacement operations and ensures mechanical consistency.

Engine Overhaul Foundation

This engine block is a central part for any rebuild project on V6 Vortec engines of the Gen+ generation. It offers a direct alternative to reconditioning a worn block.

  • Compatibility: Ensured for GM 4.3L Gen+ Vortec engines from the years 2001 to 2007.
  • Design: Supplied in a "longblock" configuration for a structured intervention.
  • Application: Suitable for cruisers and pleasure boats equipped with this inboard engine.

KEY POINTS:

  • Designed for GM 4.3L Gen+ Vortec engines (2001-2007)
  • Longblock format for engine overhaul
  • Weight of 177.0 kg

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