* Multiple Variations: There were many variations of the 3100 V6 engine produced over the years. These variations included different heads, camshafts, and valve arrangements.
* No Universal Order: The pushrod order is determined by the specific engine design and camshaft profile. There's no single universal order that applies to all 3100 V6 engines.
How to Find the Correct Order:
1. Engine Identification: You need to identify the specific year, model, and engine code of your 3100 V6. This information will be on the engine block, usually near the oil pan.
2. Service Manual: Consult a factory service manual specific to your engine. These manuals will have the pushrod order listed.
3. Online Resources: Search online for engine-specific resources or forums dedicated to Chevrolet engines. You may find information related to your particular engine.
4. Mechanic Expertise: If you're unsure or have difficulties finding the information, consult a qualified mechanic who can properly identify your engine and determine the correct pushrod order.
Important Note: Incorrect pushrod order can lead to engine damage. Be extremely careful when working on your engine and always refer to reliable sources for accurate information.
