2 litre Versions

So it would seem to be a furfy - so in Aust we can only expect to see siamese non- full flow early engines and the later spread bore full flow engines.

Cheers

Garry

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Originally Posted by master chief

Hello Aaron,
Even though the parts catalogue states that the cranks for the pet and die are the same,they arent,the diesel has a bit more strength built into it.
If you pull a 2.25 petrol and a 2.25 diesel apart the first thing you will notice is one crank has a big P cast on it and the other has a big D cast into it.
Mistakes in the LR parts books and workshop manuals are fairly regular from 1948.on.

Regards
Justin.

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I must have had my eyes closed the entire time that I was re-building my engine, as I did not see any D cast into my crankshaft. I was specifically looking for it.

Aaron.