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J15 engine
racnod
Posted on: 2008/9/24 12:49
Can anyone tell me the difference between a J15 and an A15 engine?
#2
Re: J15 engine
Dodgeman
Posted on: 2008/9/24 16:32
A bit like night & day really, but if the small pushrod engine has an external aluminium oil pump, on the right side of the block near the front, driven by a horizontal shaft, then chances are that it's an A series engine.
If it looks like an Austin A40 engine, if it has a cast iron head, then it's probably a J series engine. An examination of the engine number will reveal all. These two Datsun engines have the engine letter code & the engine capacity code as a prefix to the engine number.
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Re: J15 engine
racnod
Posted on: 2008/9/24 23:43
Thanks Dodgeman
I was looking at the 3 j15s advertised on ebay. They look like A15s to me. Shows you how much I know ![]() Cheers racnod
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Re: J15 engine
D
Posted on: 2008/9/25 0:52
austins and MG type A or J series like motors also have cast iron heads be careful as you dont want those boat anchors.
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Re: J15 engine
Pendles
Posted on: 2008/9/25 9:37
have a look in my photos, there afew of different angles of a J15, the most obvious difference being the row of visible head studs along the side of the rocker cover(above the spark plugs).
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Re: J15 engine
clyons8
Posted on: 2008/9/26 23:21
The flywheels look similar to the A10 ones, they look quite light to me.
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