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  1. 4x4nutz

    Hmmwv 6.5l purchased, turns out to be a 6.2l

    But the other pic showed a 6.5. We are looking at photos from two different HMMWV's......
  2. 4x4nutz

    Hmmwv 6.5l purchased, turns out to be a 6.2l

    Here some pics as requested:
  3. 4x4nutz

    Hmmwv 6.5l purchased, turns out to be a 6.2l

    Ha ha.....someone lucky brother just bought this one in Texas,,,,says it's a 6.5...but the photo of the block says different.....GP... http://www.govplanet.com/jsp/s/item/898851?h=null&do=1
  4. 4x4nutz

    Hmmwv 6.5l purchased, turns out to be a 6.2l

    Good to know! thanx
  5. 4x4nutz

    Hmmwv 6.5l purchased, turns out to be a 6.2l

    I guess the reason I have had such great luck with 6.5's is that they are usually newer motors. I have a 1989 M1038 that had the 6.5 put in on 2003, and have owned 3 other M998's with 6.5's that I have sold. Then of course all the blogs and diesel truck sites overwelmingly choose the 6.5 over...
  6. 4x4nutz

    Hmmwv 6.5l purchased, turns out to be a 6.2l

    Just got an email from a buddy in Houston who got his 6.5l HMMWV home to find out it was a 6.2l. Some people don't know how to tell the difference. When I checked the description...it says 6.5l. But upon inspection it was definitely a 6.2 with the bolt showing on the left side of the oil pump. I...
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