Manufactured in the Ford engine plant.
The early iterations of the engine was developed by Jag, however Ford had a great deal of involvement in it's development in subsequent years.
'Tis a great engine, the Nikasil liners on the 3.2 and 4.0 engines was a bit of a let down but the latter engines had this issue solved.
The AJV6 is another.
Genuine Ford/cosworth unit but you'd be hard pressed to find a better lump, goes really well in my Cat.. Reliable as hec to with solid internals.
You obviously believe the stuff issued to the media.Yes, Ford bought them. Still built in the UK by Jag staff though.
Assembled, anyway. Who knows where half the components are made these days? Probably China so the pollution isn't on our doorstep and the UK offshores its CO2.
Drove to the builders merchants to pick up a bag of plaster to finish off the job that the plasterer left uncompleted a week ago.tradesmen,I've sh1t them.. Not in the best of moods as I found he's ruined three oak doors I replaced some time ago.Be glad when this is all over.
You obviously believe the stuff issued to the media.
I wish I could mate, those days are long gone,only got the work clothes out of retirementwhen I got a stupid quote from a right chancer, could have built another house at the bottom of the garden for what he wanted.needless to say he is still swiveling.I do everything myself. The only way I can guarantee it is done right. Despite carrying mobile phones everywhere most are utterly unreliable and uncontactable. I know a few that break the mould but they're booked up 12 months in advance.
Look what came to play last week!!View attachment 186087
.closeGino Ginetti the ice cream magnate?
Used Buttercup to go shopping for bits for my 90, should have known she would'nt like it.
Out of the shop, just about to get in and thought "that wheel nut looks a bit iffy", just about hanging on by 2 threads. wheel brace applied, 3 out of 5 loose.
If they were all loose then I could think I'd missed the wheel when putting it back on a couple of months ago, I guess I just did a bad job. Normally I always use my torque wrench to tighten wheel nuts. Going to keep a close eye on this.
Used Buttercup to go shopping for bits for my 90, should have known she would'nt like it.
Out of the shop, just about to get in and thought "that wheel nut looks a bit iffy", just about hanging on by 2 threads. wheel brace applied, 3 out of 5 loose.
If they were all loose then I could think I'd missed the wheel when putting it back on a couple of months ago, I guess I just did a bad job. Normally I always use my torque wrench to tighten wheel nuts. Going to keep a close eye on this.
Just limped this home
3.9 Manual.
needs new Headgaskets.
Yep it goes wellLooks nice otherwise though.
Looks very nice, just needs a decent engineJust limped this home
3.9 Manual.
Not really sure what to do with it £500
needs new Headgaskets.