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- edinburghmotorco
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Can anyone help, my workshop has said the following:
Hi Fraser,
Little bit of confusion here with your Suzuki. Can you clarify something for me please from your V5 document? I have this listed as a JB43 chassis which is an M13A engine code, which means your jeep is a 1328cc. My VRM tells me your jeep is a 1298cc which would make it a JB33 chassis and a G13BB engine code!! Can you check and come back to me so I get the correct parts for you. Unfortunately I don't list a rear crankshaft oil seal either way so that would need to be sourced from a Main Dealer.
Another possibility is that your jeep is built on the newer chassis but Suzuki have put the older engine into it!! Oh joy, I love my job lol!!
Cheers
Can anyone shed light on how i check this?
Fraser
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this is what my info says:
According to my HPI report (no V5 yet) it says M13A-1019248 for the engine number and JSAFJB43V00105170 for the VIN but also says the engine is a 1298cc
and my supplier says:
Lol!! That confuses things even more then because i'm looking deeper into this and the M13A engine which should be only in the JB43 chassis has a timing chain and not a belt!! and the 1298cc should be the G13BB engine on a JB33 chassis and it has a timing belt!! Do you know for sure it has a timing belt and not a chain?
and the engine is here:
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That all seems to match upedinburghmotorco wrote: i see i have a confused V5 here!
this is what my info says:
According to my HPI report (no V5 yet) it says M13A-1019248 for the engine number and JSAFJB43V00105170 for the VIN but also says the engine is a 1298cc
and my supplier says:
Lol!! That confuses things even more then because i'm looking deeper into this and the M13A engine which should be only in the JB43 chassis has a timing chain and not a belt!! and the 1298cc should be the G13BB engine on a JB33 chassis and it has a timing belt!! Do you know for sure it has a timing belt and not a chain?
If you look at the picture of the G13BB engine there is a black plastic protective cover on the front of the engine as you look at it - this is the cambelt cover. Your engine doesn't have this 'cos it doesn't have a cambelt.
Happy days - you've saved yourself a few quid on a job that doesn't need doing :laugh:
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PS definitely a chain.
John.
On the 8th Day God made the LandRover -
On the 9th day he swapped it for a Jimny.
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The Landy is about to get advertised and is away getting the chequer plates fitted to it so i cant use it. It may still get some use as a support car next weekend if we get the Jimny out for a run as i frequently run out of talent in the boggy stuff! With a 17,000lb winch its handy!
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I have on the way from JimnyBits
2'' body lift
2'' suspension lift kit
extended braided hoses
From a garage in Luton, i have 5 Malatesta Kaiman 215/80/15 tyres
From the shop here i have a breather kit for the axles
from hopefully KAP a front winch bumper although i have a steel fabricator who may want a piece of the action!
All coming on Monday
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My brother uses a fabricator so the car will go out to him for a measure up and see about a custom cage which integrates into front and rear custom bumpers as well as rock sliders and guards.
I think the advice here is to fit an internal brace through to the external cage for rigidity so goodbye back seats!
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