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3.8 Question. What years are a direct bolt-in for a 1998?

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  • Start date Start date Jan 17, 2012
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My 1998 3.8 needs a short block. Just looking for a salvage yard long block. What years to look for? I prefer a direct bolt-in. I have always had V8's and know nothing about the 3.8.

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