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    Hi can anybody help me please. I have a ford 2.0 dohc engine and the Inlet manifold has cracked. Does anyone have a manifold to sell. Any help or pointers as to finding one.
    kind regards Michael.

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    Hi.
    If the usual suspects like eBay and Facebook Market place have nothing then I recommend Classic Carbs. They have been very helpful with weird requests from me in the past.

    Mk2 SWB Marina Roadster with a 1800 Fiat Twin Cam engine and 5 speed Abarth gearbox built in 1987
    - I have no idea what I am talking about........ but my advice is always free! -

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    • #3
      Do you have part number /photos etc. Try SierrasRus they may have something.

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      • #4
        I have tried every where I could without success to obtain an inlet manifold for the 2.0 litre dohc carburetor engine. The only option available I think is an engine replacement.
        Could someone recommend a replacement engine that would marry up to a MT75 gearbox.
        kind regards Michael.
        Last edited by Mike Cole; 28-03-25, 02:27 PM.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mike Cole View Post
          I have tried every where I could without success to obtain an inlet manifold for the 2.0 litre dohc carburetor engine. The only option available I think is an engine replacement.
          Could someone recommend a replacement engine that would marry up to a MT75 gearbox.
          kind regards Michael.
          Could it not be repaired? Even an aftermarket manifold would be cheaper than replacing the engine?

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          • #6
            Why not go to a decent local exhaust fabricator? Google search / maps is your friend.

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            • #7
              Although some of this might sound very silly -

              If it's aluminium or steel, you can get crack welded up.
              if it's plastic , maybe can get heat welded (they do that for bumpers), or maybe glued.

              or even - why not just Araldite or similar glues ? Doesn't work for exhaust, of course. Araldite type 2 pack glues are VERY strong....

              Sure , doesn't look very pretty, but if it works you have saved yourself a whole engine, and can look at other possible replacements with more time.
              Last edited by TVRFan; 28-03-25, 11:10 PM.

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              • #8
                Maybe Danst engineering could make up one that will take the original carb.

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                • #9
                  Alan's last suggestion is absolutely on the money. I looked closely at fitting bike cards to the 2 litre DOHC carb engine I had in my blue Cabrio, in my search for more power, and they could supply suitable manifolds from stock....however, their work, while being first class, is not cheap and I was not convinced that there was room for the rearmost of the 4 cards to fit so closely adjacent to the break servo. BUT...if it is decided to stick with the current Weber setup, then I expect Dan's could help with either an entirely new item or a repair to the one you have. Incidentally, the Danst workshop is a fascinating place to visit.

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                  • #10
                    Couple of questions for you Mike - if you COULD find a manifold what are you prepared to pay giving that they are so scarce. Secondly, the same question with regards to changing the engine and what would that cost if you haven't the resources /skills to do it yourself.

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