Engine number 10V/189E/H24621
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Engine number 10V/189E/H24621
My Dad has this engine amongst his stock of spares. We have no information about it's history - can anyone help?
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Re: Engine number 10V/189E/H24621
12/69 Saloon - on an "H" plate - does this make sense?
Further investigations uncovered it was an inside job!!
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Re: Engine number 10V/189E/H24621
Thanks for the info - that's more than we knew. My Dad thought the 10V meant it was for a van? Someone was throwing it out and my Dad asked if he could have it but didn't think to ask what condition it was in. It has the closed circuit breather and we think it is a 1098, but we had no idea of it's age.POMMReg wrote:12/69 Saloon - on an "H" plate - does this make sense?
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Re: Engine number 10V/189E/H24621
Could be November, but would say December if pushed - cars generally HC, LCVs LC....
Unedukated gess!
Unedukated gess!
Further investigations uncovered it was an inside job!!
Re: Engine number 10V/189E/H24621
Indeed. My 1970 Traveller was originally fitted with a 10V189EH... 1098cc engine.
Incidentally, the 'H' stands for High compression; most vans were fitted with low compression 'L'-suffix ones.
Incidentally, the 'H' stands for High compression; most vans were fitted with low compression 'L'-suffix ones.
Maurice, E. Kent
(1970 Traveller)
(1970 Traveller)