1919 Model O Engine trouble
I have a crack in the inlet tract on the block of my 1919 model 0 has
anyone any experience of repairing this block?
Can I get gaskets readily for this engine?
I have anoil pump, belt driven from behind the water pump, is this
correct? It appears to feed what visually looks like the plunger pump
as fitted to my 1913 Huson model 37 (Continental engine) but this is
sited below the distributer housing.
Is there available literature for this model.
Lastly on the head / block there are two large water holes which had
been obscured by some illfitting copper plates, my car lived in
Canada could this have beena climatic fix or is there a right or
wrong to their presence?
Any other useful tips whilst rebuiding?
anyone any experience of repairing this block?
Can I get gaskets readily for this engine?
I have anoil pump, belt driven from behind the water pump, is this
correct? It appears to feed what visually looks like the plunger pump
as fitted to my 1913 Huson model 37 (Continental engine) but this is
sited below the distributer housing.
Is there available literature for this model.
Lastly on the head / block there are two large water holes which had
been obscured by some illfitting copper plates, my car lived in
Canada could this have beena climatic fix or is there a right or
wrong to their presence?
Any other useful tips whilst rebuiding?
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