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I just got home from picking up this cortina engine but i reckon its a bit of a jigsaw engine,lets sus it out.from what i can first see its a 84da block with c2 head,but has xe dizzy stlye,or could possibly be a leaded 84 xf engine,it also has 82da manifold,or this could be the year the first cast numbers were done ,and a very large or bigger than mine water pump pulley,it also has a jg23 engine code,mounts could be f100 ?? not sure but chime on in with what they are ,so lets put it on the stand and start to ripp it down.5XeF106y_o.jpga5stc4Kb_o.jpgExuV3Rkm_o.jpg

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Engine mount rubber looks like xr falcon... not sure about the bracket. ..

[mention=43]Thom[/mention] would probably know more as he would have had to mix n match for the xp

Your right on the engine mounts they are xr/xt, was this engine In an early falcon? Having those mounts and the early water pump make me think so as the clutch fan water pump will hit the radiator in an early bird, and the bigger pulley makes sense for a car with 3.5s (most early falcon sedans had 3.5s with xp Fairmont having 3.2s and utes having 4.11s) and no overdrive you want to slow the water pump down at cruise speeds to stop it from cavitating the water, you may find the water pump pulley is from a pre xflow (that's where I got mine from an xa pre xflow 250) to help keep it cool on the highway

 

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Your right on the engine mounts they are xr/xt, was this engine In an early falcon? Having those mounts and the early water pump make me think so as the clutch fan water pump will hit the radiator in an early bird, and the bigger pulley makes sense for a car with 3.5s (most early falcon sedans had 3.5s with xp Fairmont having 3.2s and utes having 4.11s) and no overdrive you want to slow the water pump down at cruise speeds to stop it from cavitating the water, you may find the water pump pulley is from a pre xflow (that's where I got mine from an xa pre xflow 250) to help keep it cool on the highway 
Ok an hour into stripdown sees a hf7 head in good cond too even coolant was green and no rusted bolts check out the support bars on the sump ? Olm8 i bought it off said it had a c4 on the ass of it when he got it

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Ok an hour into stripdown sees a hf7 head in good cond too even coolant was green and no rusted bolts check out the support bars on the sump ? Olm8 i bought it off said it had a c4 on the ass of it when he got it

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By the black forest in the chambers i would say this thing had the holley treatment as manifold ports are blocked off too she is also a 020 and no lip on the bore 490ec1a2442d1d2ad6db0b71c8e99938.jpg43d18d242d331918cff95adcba4b82d9.jpg

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By the black forest in the chambers i would say this thing had the holley treatment as manifold ports are blocked off too she is also a 020 and no lip on the bore 490ec1a2442d1d2ad6db0b71c8e99938.jpg43d18d242d331918cff95adcba4b82d9.jpg

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Haha rollmaster double chain this thing might have a cam in it 1973b6b614c0a2e07ec68b694494010d.jpg

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manifold throat looks ported(for adaptor plate?) 

looks like a good engine, may even have a decent cam in it? take the oil slinger off and see if it has adjustable keyway on the lower timing gear

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By the black forest in the chambers i would say this thing had the holley treatment as manifold ports are blocked off too she is also a 020 and no lip on the bore 490ec1a2442d1d2ad6db0b71c8e99938.jpg43d18d242d331918cff95adcba4b82d9.jpg

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Those look like early falcon support bars bit they I have seen them as late as xb

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manifold throat looks ported(for adaptor plate?) 
looks like a good engine, may even have a decent cam in it? take the oil slinger off and see if it has adjustable keyway on the lower timing gear
Also note on end of rod its been balanced compard to left stocker,@lso 3 bolt balancer and 2 piece rear main seal mystery engine,bearings look ok also crank looks good90620775535e909c2dfd01db5ce8f8bd.jpgd283ce10debdffb3e2d46faed45ab413.jpg679a57acc2fcebcf3c02a0dc0e4597f5.jpg

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also chamber is c2 high swirl i have read somewhere,i just cleaned this one up a tad so we can look ,all looks pretty good,id say maybe 50/100,000km maybe ? maybe less,im gunna measure the cc of the c2 unless someone knows off the bat but im guessing 48ccC6x4ozc9_o.jpg

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i will check the main size tomorrow ,then see if the crank needs a linish/polish ol,m8 does it for $50,also buy some kero and degreaser,then start my cleaning process.

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It is a crack.  Very common to have them crack there. It's not an issue tho and will work fine. 

If it is an unmachined c2 it should cc at 42cc, but could be less if it's had a hair cut.  No evidence of anyone laying the chamber walls back so I'd say it will be 42cc or less. 

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