Obviously not! that engine is one of the last(after March 1969) and is a high
compression 1098 with a Dynamo fitted and would have had a 'controlled
breathing' system of some sort i.e. the breather pipe did not go to the air filter but either straight to the Carb inlet or to a valve arrangement on the
inlet manifold and then to the carb inlet although some went in to the manifold itself.
yes your right it did have that arrangement with the breather pipe etc.
I put my origanal manifold carbs and rocker box cover back on the replacment engine. The rocker cover had a pie from it to the filter, but the replacment didn't. Like you said the original engine had a pipe from the side covers to the side of the carbs.
In your opinion is this the correct course of action to follow? or will it give me any problems?
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Sarah - 1970 Minor 1000 2-dr
Maggie - 1969 Minor 1000 4-dr
I think what I have done should be ok now. I will eventually reunite all the correct parts with each other when I have cleaned them up and checked they're all ok. I will be doing the Barnsley Joggle in her on the 19th, so I'm going to leave her alone for now whilst thing are running smoothly.
Jan 06: The Minor SII Africa adventure: http://www.minor-detour.com
Oct 06: back from Dresden with my Trabant 601 Kombi
Jan 07: back from a month thru North Africa (via Timbuktu) in a S3 Landy
June 07 - back from Zwickau Trabi Treffen
Aug 07 & Aug 08 - back from the Lands End to Orkney in 71 pickup
Sept 2010 - finally gave up breaking down in a SII Landy...
where to break down next?
2013... managed to seize my 1275 just by driving it round the block
Yes good luck. As to the engine numbers after 1969 the engine codes changed as you say to 10V.... it just means 1098cc V means inline. Same engine as the rest of the 1098s just simplified the engine numbers.