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The factory specification for this GMC R3500 Standard Cab Pickup: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the GMC R3500 Standard Cab Pickup
The GMC R3500 Standard Cab Pickup was built from 1986 to 1988. This pickup truck is known for its utility and strength, making it a popular choice for work and hauling tasks. With its rear-wheel drive, it offers a solid driving experience, especially for those who need a reliable vehicle for transporting goods or equipment. The truck's design is straightforward, focusing on functionality and durability, which is ideal for both city and rural settings.
Under the hood, the GMC R3500 features a 4.8-liter petrol engine, known by the engine code L25. It uses an intake manifold injection or carburettor system to deliver fuel, providing a power output of 122 PS (90 kW). This engine has six cylinders and two valves per cylinder, ensuring a robust performance. Notably, this model does not include a catalytic converter, which was common in vehicles from this era. While it lacks modern features like ABS or ASR, the GMC R3500 remains a classic choice for those who appreciate straightforward engineering.
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