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  1. 27th November 2009, 03:39 PM #1
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    2 1/4 liners

    I have had these cylinder liners stashed away thinking they were 2 litre diesel liners. However opening the box and looking at the best label it says 2 1/4 and Landrover. They measure 3.536".
    I was under the impression the 2.1/4 did not have liners, so what are these?

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  2. 27th November 2009, 05:21 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by 123rover50 View Post
    I have had these cylinder liners stashed away thinking they were 2 litre diesel liners. However opening the box and looking at the best label it says 2 1/4 and Landrover. They measure 3.536".
    I was under the impression the 2.1/4 did not have liners, so what are these?

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    2.25s have no liners and a bore of 3.56" So if they are 3.53" OD then they must be 2L liners.
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  3. 27th November 2009, 05:42 PM #3
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    G'day All, possibly ferguson tractor/vanguard engine? cheers Dennis
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  4. 27th November 2009, 06:56 PM #4
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    rebuild liners for a 2.25 dry press in top hat style. ( assuming the size is the ID)

    the jurys out as to them being any good for a long term rebuild...

    Id rate them for a petrol but Im not so sure on the diesel.
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  5. 28th November 2009, 06:06 AM #5
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    As Dave says - use to sleeve the block when the bore is worn bigger than you can get pistons for (or for damaged bores). Bore out to be a press fit for the outside then rebore the inside in place.
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    sleeves for a 2 1/4 litre block

    At least there is plenty of metal in the block casting . I recently rebuilt a S3 two and a quarter for a friend and sonic tested the thickness of the bore metal ; I did the usual measurement of 4 readings at 90deg - each bore was 5 mm plus.
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    thats part of the reason why those engines dont mind a bit of overheating and stand up well to abuse.

    made back in the day where engineering was a case of "dyareckon theres enuff meat there?"

    Nahh giver nother 16th.
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