The bell housing is different between Series 1 (petrol) and Series 2/2a/3 4 cylinder petrol or diesel. Six is, I think, the same as Series 1, and Series 1 diesel is the same as 2/2a/3 fours.Quote:
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John
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The bell housing is different between Series 1 (petrol) and Series 2/2a/3 4 cylinder petrol or diesel. Six is, I think, the same as Series 1, and Series 1 diesel is the same as 2/2a/3 fours.Quote:
Originally Posted by dearot
John
It most certainly is different as John has said, but from images posted I'm reasonably certain that his Series 1 Land Rover has a S2/2A box, ? I did ask him to take an image of the G/box bell housing looking forward from the gear lever so we can ascertain whether or not he has a 4cyl or 6cyl bell housing but so far no response, cheers Dennis
Hi Dennis
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From memory mate the bell housing appears to be a 6 cyl type which has the same stud pattern as the Series 1 engine, the S2/2A/ 4 cyl bell housings have a stud hole @ the 12 o'clock position see my image
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/10/148.jpg
bell housing are able to be swapped around, you just have to be careful that you get one with the same layshaft front bearing size, and I'm sure if I've forgotten something or have given the incorrect info, some-one will chime in cheers Dennis
ps the bell housing on your G/box is not a Series 1 type, as the starter motor hole is a much larger/flatter type hole, if that makes sense,,.
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Cheers
Thinking to get this
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Is it worth it? Anyone have used this one before?
Will it do the job to remove the surface rust on the bulkhead and other parts of the Series 1?
hi deardot if you want a 55 engine i have one jimQuote:
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As long as you have a big enough compressor to operate the sandblaster it will work, a cheap DIY compressor will give a few seconds before you need to stop & wait for the pressure to build up.
Don't use sand ! Use a proper abrasive material.
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