Thread: 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

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.

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.