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3.6 vs 3.4 cylinder head

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Use on a 3.4 engine as a replacement

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Can a 3.6 cylinder head be used on a 3.4 engine as a replacement for a cracked 3.4 cylinder head?

3.6 vs 3.4 cylinder head
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Use on a 3.4 engine as a replacement

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Can a 3.6 cylinder head be used on a 3.4 engine as a replacement for a cracked 3.4 cylinder head?

3.6 vs 3.4 cylinder head
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can a 3.6 cylinder head be used on a 3.4 engine as a replacement for a cracked 3.4 cylinder head?

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sent you a PM. I can't answer the question but will have 3.4 heads for sale in the spring. Less than 4k miles since fresh rebuild with new valves and guides. Unfortunately, my 3.4 blew when the crank let go from lack of oil to #6 con rod.

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