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  • info11
    • Nov 2011
    • 12

    #1

    straight 6 engine number

    I'm very new to this kit car lark but loving it so far. Bought a Roadster a few weeks back and was told it has a 2.5lt straight 6 engine, originally it was a 2.0lt but was replaced by the previous owner... but no history or proof of this.
    I need to know how to find out what it is, so where is the engine number? i have 4 sets of numbers on the cylinder head V3298 313248 X41 219016 what are they?
    It has twin SU Carbs so i think its a triumph 2500TC any help is very welcome.
  • Tnick
    • Nov 2011
    • 93

    #2
    Re: straight 6 engine number

    Keith

    The engine number should be stamped on the block (rear near side of engine to the right of the distributor).

    Canley Classics have a list of engine number on their website link below;
    http://www.canleyclassics.com/?xhtml=xhtml/infodatabase/engine.html&xsl=infodatabase.xsl

    If the link doesn't work the list can be found by clicking on archive followed by technical archive followed by engine number identification chart.

    Regards

    Nick

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    • info11
      • Nov 2011
      • 12

      #3
      Re: straight 6 engine number

      Seems i've been looking in the wrong place then !!
      so what are all the numbers i can see? on the opposite side of the engine, carb side, bottom of cylinder head ?? confusing....

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      • info11
        • Nov 2011
        • 12

        #4
        Re: straight 6 engine number

        Thanks Nick
        Found the number MM3615HF Triumph 2500TC so at least i now know what lump is in there !! Anyone know what the HF means ?

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        • b_caswell
          • Nov 2011
          • 2251

          #5
          Re: straight 6 engine number

          Nick is correct that the prefix MM is for the 2500 engine
          I think if you look closely the HF is actually HE which is the suffix on High Compression engines.

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