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#21
Re: A14 head--728-402
SLAM1024
Posted on: 2006/2/25 23:25
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That item in the left side welch plug hole, is that a block heater? Yup, thats a block heater... got one in my A12, exact same spot That engine looks very clean internally, looks like you got a good one.
#22
Re: A14 head--728-402
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2006/2/26 6:42
I reckon you Canadians know about block heaters ... I live 160 km south of Canada, so don't need one
#23
Re: A14 head--728-402
Dodgeman
Posted on: 2006/2/26 8:25
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I thought that block heaters were almost standard equipment on all new cars sold north of the Mason - Dixon line.
#24
Re: A14 head--728-402
DatsunSSS
Posted on: 2006/2/26 14:07
that block heater is connected to what?
#25
Re: A14 head--728-402
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2006/2/26 17:53
The block heater plugs into 110 volts, to keep the engine from freezing overnight in extreme climates, or just to make it easier to start on very cold mornings. In some parts of Alaska and Minnesota temperatures can get as low as -60 F (-50 C) which will freeze regular anti-freeze.
I not aware that any USA vehicles that came factory with block heaters, although I expect they are dealer-fitted to cars sold in Alaska. I've seen a few here in Washington State, especially from the desert regions of eastern Washington, but they are owner-added. Seattle is protected from the Arctic air by high mountains (4000 m) to the east and the ocean at the west keeps things from freezing.
#26
Re: A14 head--728-402
B210sleeper
Posted on: 2006/5/26 2:30
it looks like a block heater to me as well.
#27
Re: A14 head--728-402
DatsunSSS
Posted on: 2006/6/30 4:22
this head has a hole next to the water jacket that leads to the exhaust ports.
Im installing this engine , but im taking off all the antipollution sistems and air conditioning. so can i bock this hole?
#28
Re: A14 head--728-402
DatsunSSS
Posted on: 2007/8/17 3:22
hi there
the combustion chamber of this head is just like the gx one. i will post a photo later. see ya
#29
Re: A14 head--728-402
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2007/8/17 5:36
To correct what I said last year, there are two engines for USA in 1977:
- Regular, oval port A14 - Five-speed cars: Round port A14 Yours may be the 1977 round-port, or it may simply have had the head replaced at some time in the last 30 years. The round-port is an excellent cylinder head for 4500 rpm or less operation. It got up to 50 mpg on highway with 5-speed. See the pics for "A14 Round-port High-Swirl head" in the Cylinder Heads. Note that this is not about the "swirl-port" head which came later, but is the "high swirl" head.Quote: These have quench chambers (not open chambers) but instead of being used in high-compression engines, they are designed for high swirl (for better fuel economy and improved emissions). They are used with dished pistons. Unlike the swirl-port heads, these have unobstructed ports. The ports are lowered so that the charge is forced to swirl as it enters the chamber. You can view topic.
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