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Surplus engine parts

Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 7:33 pm
by Variant
Greetings everyone.

I have the following surplus engine parts available:

2x std camshafts. Early type with flat gear for 21mm oil pump. R100 each.
1x 1600cc twin port cylinder head with valves, springs & rocker shaft assembly. R 250.
1x 85.5mm cylinder. R50.
1x Type 3 oil cooler - 10mm oilways. Will also fit late Type 1 engine. R100.
1x Flywheel. 130 teeth. Late type for 12V 1300/1500/1600 engine. R150.

Please PM if interested. One of the camshafts and the flywheel is in Cape Town at the moment if anyone down there is interested.

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:38 am
by Variant
Bump - now with pictures added.

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:51 am
by Maki
whats the condition of the heads internaly abd has any work been done on the heads?

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:24 pm
by Variant
I had both heads bead blasted and cannot see any cracks. One of them appears to have been welded at some stage. The valve seats still look OK. I haven't measeured the valve guides. The cooling fins are intact.

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 2:33 pm
by calooker
From what I can see, both heads seem to have inserts fitted to repair damaged plug threads, one head has had oversize exhaust seats fitted, 3 combustion chambers have either had huge detonation issues, or worse, something bouncing around loose which can lead to bent valves. Could be 043 castings as it has smaller valves or 113 castings which are 1300 heads?
Can you confirm?

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 7:06 pm
by Variant
calooker wrote:From what I can see, both heads seem to have inserts fitted to repair damaged plug threads, one head has had oversize exhaust seats fitted, 3 combustion chambers have either had huge detonation issues, or worse, something bouncing around loose which can lead to bent valves. Could be 043 castings as it has smaller valves or 113 castings which are 1300 heads?
Can you confirm?
Head #1:
P/N 043 101 376 H. According to 'How to overhaul your air-cooled VW engine' by Tom Wilson, this is a Type 1, 1600 twin port head, originally with 33mm inlet valves & 30mm exhaust valves with 9mm stems.
This particular head had the word "MEXICO' cast inside the rocker area. It does not appear to have inserts in the plug threads. The valve seats & guides appear to have been changed at some point as 35.5mm inlet valves & 32mm exhaust valves with 8mm stems are now fitted.

Head #2:
P/N 113 101 375 A. According to 'How to overhaul your air-cooled VW engine' by Tom Wilson, this is a Type 1, 1600 twin port head with 1.5mm step, originally with 35.5mm inlet valves & 32mm exhaust valves with 8mm stems.
This particular head has inserts in the plug threads and appears to have been welded in the area of the inlet ports. 35.5mm inlet valves & 32mm exhaust valves with 8mm stems are fitted.

Neither head shows any visible cracks. Looking at the corresponding pistons, I agree that the engine must have suffered from quite serious detonation. Obviously these are well used heads in need of machining before being used again & I believe the asking price of R250 each including valves, valve springs, spring washers, collets & complete rocker shaft assemblies markets them as such. I you require info regarding their history please PM Pine as both heads came off the Khaki Cruiser's ex engine which I subsequently bought voetstoots and overhauled/modified for my Squareback.

Regards,

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 9:23 pm
by calooker
Thanks for the info, can you please PM me your cell # I will call you.

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2013 3:53 pm
by Variant
Bump - 1x head now sold.

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 8:21 pm
by Variant
Last chance for any of the above. Everything thats left will be going to recycling (scrap metal) next week due to storage space constraints.

Re: Surplus engine parts

Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 11:32 pm
by calooker
Will give you R300 for the lot to save it from becoming scrap metal, much more than any scrap dealer will be prepared to offer. Will be sacrilege if you scrap the stuff.