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| ARTICLES RELATED TO L46 | | | |  L46: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - DieselThe history of Diesel engines at General Motors has not been positive. In the 1970s, the company was unable to power its large cars and trucks with their emissions-strangled engines. Like many other companies, GM turned to Diesel power, directing the Oldsmobile division to develop two V6 and one V8 to be shared with all divisions.
Oldsmobile's engines, the 5.7 L LF9 and 4.3 L LF7 V8s and 4.3 L LT6/LT7/LS2 V6, were notoriously unreliable. Although over one million were sold between 1978 and 1985, the ...
See also:List of GM engines, List of GM engines - Diesel, List of GM engines - Straight-3, List of GM engines - Straight-4, List of GM engines - Straight-5, List of GM engines - Straight-6, List of GM engines - Flat-6, List of GM engines - V6, List of GM engines - Straight-8, List of GM engines - V8, List of GM engines - V12, List of GM engines - V16 Read more here: » List of GM engines: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - Diesel |
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| | | | L46: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - V16 Cadillac is a rarity in having produced two of only three production V16 engines in history:
1930-1937 Series 452
1938-1940 Series 90
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See also:List of GM engines, List of GM engines - Diesel, List of GM engines - Straight-3, List of GM engines - Straight-4, List of GM engines - Straight-5, List of GM engines - Straight-6, List of GM engines - Flat-6, List of GM engines - V6, List of GM engines - Straight-8, List of GM engines - V8, List of GM engines - V12, List of GM engines - V16 Read more here: » List of GM engines: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - V16 |
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| | | | L46: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - V6 General Motors was the pioneer of the V6 engine in the United States, putting the first American V6 car, the Buick Special's 198 in³ V6, on the road in 1962. GMC Truck beat Buick to the punch, however, with their 1960 truck V6, which eventually grew to a massive 478 in³ (7.8 L). But the company quickly lost interest in the V6 concept, and sold the Buick design to Kaiser-Jeep in 1967. In the midst of the fuel crisis of the 1970s, GM realized that a V6 engine would be an excellent alternative to bulky straight-6 and large V8 engines, so the company bought the design back an ...
See also:List of GM engines, List of GM engines - Diesel, List of GM engines - Straight-3, List of GM engines - Straight-4, List of GM engines - Straight-5, List of GM engines - Straight-6, List of GM engines - Flat-6, List of GM engines - V6, List of GM engines - Straight-8, List of GM engines - V8, List of GM engines - V12, List of GM engines - V16 Read more here: » List of GM engines: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - V6 |
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| | | | L46: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - V8 From the 1950s through the 1970s, each GM division had its own V8 engine family. Many were shared among other divisions, but each design is most-closely associated with its own division. Chevrolet had two different V8s, the big-block and small-block. Today, there are only three V8 engines produced by GM: Chevrolet's Generation IV small-block and big-block, and Cadillac's advanced DOHC V8, the Northstar.
1914-1992 Cadillac V8
1914 Type 51 314 in³ (5.1 L)
1928 341/346/322 341 ...
See also:List of GM engines, List of GM engines - Diesel, List of GM engines - Straight-3, List of GM engines - Straight-4, List of GM engines - Straight-5, List of GM engines - Straight-6, List of GM engines - Flat-6, List of GM engines - V6, List of GM engines - Straight-8, List of GM engines - V8, List of GM engines - V12, List of GM engines - V16 Read more here: » List of GM engines: Encyclopedia II - List of GM engines - V8 |
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