My engine is non-standard and I have been trying to confirm the model (XJ6?) and year; the number is 8L 1809XX. I am told that is one digit too many, but it is definitely 6 digits after the 8L.
I haven't yet found a detailed cross reference, so I would appreciate any info you may have.
Thanks
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christopher storey
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This is from an S3 XJ6. You can confirm it positively by looking at the external surfaces of the block by each core plug : an S3 motor has ribbing running vertically either side of the core plug . I doubt that there are too many digits : the last is probably an S H or L denoting standard high or low compression ratio
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FWIW the late Series 2 blocks had this vertical ribbing too AFAIK, but they also used left side cam feed whereas the S3 went to right side and spin-on filter block. Not that this kind of thing can't be swapped around, including blocks, but still. There's an engine-number decoder somewhere on Jag-Lovers I thinkchristopher storey wrote:This is from an S3 XJ6. You can confirm it positively by looking at the external surfaces of the block by each core plug : an S3 motor has ribbing running vertically either side of the core plug . I doubt that there are too many digits : the last is probably an S H or L denoting standard high or low compression ratio
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