Injection cylinder head
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Injection cylinder head
Will a cylinder head intended for injection be suitable for my 1098 moggy?
Its hard to find any info about these SPI and TPI types, but as far as i can tell the cylinder heads are pretty standard. Are they interchangable?
Its hard to find any info about these SPI and TPI types, but as far as i can tell the cylinder heads are pretty standard. Are they interchangable?
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It would probably be one from a late Mini, which would be a 1.3... be careful about SPi Metros - they're K-series engines, and not A, but that's fairly obvious.
I'd wondered if anyone had fitted FI t a standard moggy engine... over to you guys!
I'd wondered if anyone had fitted FI t a standard moggy engine... over to you guys!
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Wouldn't the head be the same? It's usually the manifold thats different between carb & injection engines of the same type.
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I purchased a 1994 mini 1275cc head and that was unleaded if its any help the model was a British Open Classic and was pre cat and injection but still retained the bypass outlet.
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yeah, its from a 1996 Cooper SPI. I paid £40 for it in the end. It is unleaded. It was only recently removed from a running engine also.
How easy would it be to drill and tap the bypass hose outlet? Then just screw in the attachment for the hose.
How easy would it be to drill and tap the bypass hose outlet? Then just screw in the attachment for the hose.
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Is the hole where the heater valve goes also drilled out as yours looks blanked off.
Has the bypass position got a screw in blank plug or is it just plain, I would have thought the easiest solution if they are blanked off would be to get the local mini specialist to do it, I dont think it would cost much.
Has the bypass position got a screw in blank plug or is it just plain, I would have thought the easiest solution if they are blanked off would be to get the local mini specialist to do it, I dont think it would cost much.
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i haven't actually received the head yet, so all i can tell is from the photo.
I found this on Minispares website though...
Minispares sell the water pump blanking plugs for £5 which seems a bit steep.
I found this on Minispares website though...
So is this saying to drill holes in the thermostat itself? So this would mean that the heater could be turned off.To allow water to circulate prior to the thermostat opening in the absence of a by-pass hose (Metros use a sandwich plate under the thermostat housing) drill 6 1/8” holes around the thermostat’s perimeter.
Minispares sell the water pump blanking plugs for £5 which seems a bit steep.
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Which push rods should i use for this head on a 1098 block?
It came with 7 still attached. But they dont clear the casting to be pulled out from below. Does this mean i'll have to have the rocker assembly off to get them out?
Apparently there are two types of push rods..
It came with 7 still attached. But they dont clear the casting to be pulled out from below. Does this mean i'll have to have the rocker assembly off to get them out?
Apparently there are two types of push rods..
So should i buy one AEG314 or use the existing ones from my old head?There are two lengths; 2A14 for small bore (850-1100cc) and AEG314 for 1275cc.