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Easy engine identification.
02 Feb 2018 21:24 #189053
by Busta
Easy engine identification. was created by Busta
The issue of engine identification often comes up on the forum and a common solution is for a picture to be taken and uploaded for someone with the reqiored knowledge to identify it.
May I suggest a simpler approach- The M series engines all have DOHC written on the top of the engine whilst the G series engines all have 16 valve written on top of theirs. Everyone will be able to find this and should therefore be able to identify their engine easily.
May I suggest a simpler approach- The M series engines all have DOHC written on the top of the engine whilst the G series engines all have 16 valve written on top of theirs. Everyone will be able to find this and should therefore be able to identify their engine easily.
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02 Feb 2018 21:44 #189056
by Johnniehec
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Or
If you can see the plug leads and coil packs it's the earlier G13b with a cam belt. If you can't see them, they're under the plastic cover it's the later M13a with a timing chain.
If you can see the plug leads and coil packs it's the earlier G13b with a cam belt. If you can't see them, they're under the plastic cover it's the later M13a with a timing chain.
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02 Feb 2018 22:45 #189059
by Busta
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My point was that to simply read the words on top of the engine requires no prior knowledge.
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04 Feb 2018 12:23 #189083
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Good for the wiki section
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04 Feb 2018 15:03 #189086
by gilburton
I started off high and worked my way down ever since
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VVT??
I started off high and worked my way down ever since
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15 Jan 2021 15:35 #231838
by rich01
Replied by rich01 on topic Easy engine identification.
hi guys my jimny has the black cover over the plugs which has DHOC 16valve underneath , i’m wondering will this be
the G series engine or the M series cheers
the G series engine or the M series cheers
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15 Jan 2021 15:44 #231839
by jackonlyjack
Replied by jackonlyjack on topic Easy engine identification.
M
up to 2004 non vvt
2005 onwards vvt
up to 2004 non vvt
2005 onwards vvt
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16 Jan 2021 21:36 #231858
by HUN
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TrailMaster 2" lift kit
Full floating rear axle conversion, JB underbody guards & recovery points
ORE transfer box HD brackets
T-Max split charge system
X-Shock Dakar ceramic clutch kit & roof rack
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17 Jan 2021 10:00 #231868
by DrRobin
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Replied by DrRobin on topic Easy engine identification.
Great set of photos, now it is very clear.
But which is the best engine, you would assume the VVT, but is it really?
But which is the best engine, you would assume the VVT, but is it really?
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17 Jan 2021 10:36 #231871
by Lambert
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One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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You can find good and rough examples of them all but the vvt is newer and had longer in production than the others so is more numerous and therefore better odds of a good one . Also the vvt is very tractable even at low revs for such a small motor. Ultimately though its the condition of the specific engine and it's service history that is actually important.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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