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Cox Engine of The Month
ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
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ian1954- Diamond Member
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
Good job Ian! Or should I say "clean she is now"
Cribbs74- Moderator
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
She, SHE !!!!!, SHE!!!!!******
A diesel it is, male it be !
A diesel it is, male it be !
ian1954- Diamond Member
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
Aye, a handsome type.ian1954 wrote:She, SHE !!!!!, SHE!!!!!******
A diesel it is, male it be !
Bob
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
I stand corrected. You'll have to excuse me I am always around nitro fumes.ian1954 wrote:She, SHE !!!!!, SHE!!!!!******
A diesel it is, male it be !
Cribbs74- Moderator
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
Really nice photos! Nice engine also!
duke.johnson- Diamond Member
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
And now, this is mine ED:
I haven't run it yet....
I haven't run it yet....
navion34- Gold Member
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Re: ED 2.46 Diesel (restoration)
These first appeared in 1951 - there was a "glo" version, same colour:different head, and a reed valve version, green instead of red.navion34 wrote:And now, this is mine ED:
I haven't run it yet....
They were very popular British engines and widely used.
Yours - like a few I have seen has been modified. It has what looks like a PAW needle valve and the head has been modified. Tuning diesels for combat was a very common occurence and some modified heads to alter the cooling characteristics.
The PAW needle valve is a common replacement and it is finer than the original.( and still available!)
Mine is now in the queue for setting up for a run.
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