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Post by selectngo on Nov 2, 2009 22:23:08 GMT
Hello everyone!
A friend of mine gave me an engine for helping him to restore his Morris and he just couldn't remember what it came out of. He suspects that it came out of a later year Austin America because of the smog port holes in the head. Sorry, I don't have a picture but here is the no. 12H 185 HI 010.
Thank you in advance
Steve
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Post by selectngo on Nov 2, 2009 22:25:36 GMT
I forgot to mention that it is a automatic unit as well.
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Post by Admin/Founder 2 on Nov 2, 2009 22:49:35 GMT
Hi selectngo i have an engine calculator but unfortunately it only works with Mini Engines  I can however tell you these details from the "12H" part of the engine number Engine type & CC : A Series 1275 cc Transverse mounted Gearbox features : 3.44:1 final drive Hope this is of some help? Huggz Jodie  |
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Post by kalkat on Nov 3, 2009 0:18:05 GMT
Hiya Steve!
Are you positive about that ID? The closest I could get was a Metro Turbo lump........ and that's not right at all!
True the '12H' identifies the 1275 transverse, but as to the rest...............
Can you id the cylinder head casting? That might give a clue.
Emma
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Post by selectngo on Nov 3, 2009 1:41:08 GMT
Thanks Jodie & Emma,
I will try to get back over to where the engine is stored and get some more info in the next few days.
Kind regards,
Steve
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Post by notamini on Nov 4, 2009 5:08:45 GMT
Steve. Try the website austinamericausa.com There you will find breakdowns of the engine numbers under the title Specifications. 12H 185 HI 010 [1275cc, Transverse mounted, Exhaust Emission Control (Air Pump), Lucas C40 Generator , Crankcase ventilation, Automatic transmission, High compression ratio (which is actually a standard 8.8:1 compression ratio), production #1010]
Mark
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I can however tell you these details from the "12H" part of the engine number
