Exhaust pipe identification.

[B.S.F.]

Can someone identify this engine pipe for me? I know it's not off a series1.
Thank you
Wal

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2010/10/1184.jpg

[B.S.F.]

Sorry, I guess it didn't work.Try again later.

[drifter]

you were just missing a [ off the front of the command.

Here it is:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2010/10/1184.jpg

[groucho]

Looks like it's off a diesel with side exit manifold..

[B.S.F.]

I thought diesels had 3hole flanges ?

[groucho]

Later ones had 3 hole down manifold . Early er ones had that type..
series 3

[B.S.F.]

Would this pipe fit S2/ s3/ swb and lwb?

[groucho]

Would this pipe fit S2/ s3/ swb and lwb?

Most probably. intermediate pipes are different.......

[dandlandyman]

It could either fit a diesel or a six-cylinder, I think. The obvious benefit seems to be that, because it swings back in between the chassis rails, you could have a fuel tank under the passenger seat, but you may still be limited to a 10gallon tank. A good find I reckon.

Dan.
69 2A 88" pet4, 68 2B FC pet6, plus other parts cars and pipedream projects.

[groucho]

The early and late series diesel manifolds
The six cyl has the 3 bolt flange at the engine..






https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2010/10/1157.jpg

[isuzurover]

I thought only the 2L diesels had the side exit manifold. All the 2.25D manifolds I have seen were downward facing.

[groucho]

2.25 did have a side exit manifold. Dont know when they changed to the down type.
2 litre diesel manifolds where a different shape at the front...






https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2010/10/1152.jpg

[isuzurover]

2.25 did have a side exit manifold. Dont know when they changed to the down type.
2 litre diesel manifolds where a different shape at the front...


OK - 1964 with side exhaust:
YouTube - Land Rover, Series IIa 109, 1964, 2.25l diesel engine

[B.S.F.]

O.K. Diesel with 4-stud side exhaust it is.Thank you for all your help.