| Posted by Samurai |
1/21/2004 11:43 PM | remove |
2.5L Chrysler... i am good.
How did this get here? :P
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| Posted by Nismo |
1/22/2004 12:11 AM | remove |
Its a fork lift engine
Also after our trip there a 1995 burned out neon as appeared in Jenkins
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| Posted by Slickis |
1/23/2004 7:20 AM | remove |
A 2.5 does not have 2 banks of cylinders, that's a V8.
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| Posted by Nismo |
1/23/2004 8:34 PM | remove |
It was a really small engine.
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| Posted by Samurai |
1/24/2004 1:36 AM | remove |
if you look at the belt, that's a timing belt. Also, you can tell it's a 2.2L/2.5L by the shroud over the distributor, the cam bearing caps and the timing belt. The motor mount at the far right of the engine tells me that it came out of a K-car platform (Daytona, Reliant, etc..)
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| Posted by Samurai |
1/24/2004 1:37 AM | remove |
If I could see the part on the ground, i could tell whether or not it's a turbo engine. Sitting like that, I can't tell.
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| Posted by Nismo |
1/24/2004 5:40 AM | remove |
ITS A FORK LIFT ENGINE, THERE WAS A FORKLIFT WHEEL RIGHT NEAR IT:)
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| Posted by Samurai |
1/24/2004 5:52 PM | remove |
that doesn't mean that its not a 2.5. :)
hehehe (waiting for Nismo to blow gasket in 5-4-3-2...)
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| Posted by Nismo |
1/24/2004 6:12 PM | remove |
Lol who cares what it is the main point that it cames from a forklift :) different engine npw (NISMO POWERED 2.5 175 HP :D:D:D:D:D)
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| Posted by greywolf45 |
6/23/2004 8:32 AM | remove |
I'm sorry Nismo, but that engine is not a forklift engine, it's a small car engine. Most fork lifts are electric, propane powered, or deisel powered. Don't mean to argue, but you are wrong on this.
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| Posted by SPEK Photo |
6/24/2004 2:13 AM | remove |
there is a fuel pressure regulator on the lower right corner of the pictures, with a black rubber hose at one end, and a small grey hose for the vacuum.
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| Posted by Samurai |
6/24/2004 11:19 PM | remove |
so it is a Chrysler 2.5L OHC engine... :oP
Where's Nismo... I am still waiting for him to blow a fuse! j/k
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| Posted by Nismo |
6/27/2004 6:23 PM | remove |
hmm than where did that engine come from? Lol im not gonna loose it over this :P
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| Posted by Jesus Jones |
7/3/2004 2:34 AM | remove |
That came out of a 1990-4 Chrysler compact car. Daytona, K-Car or Reliant Wagon. I know because I have worked on them before.
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| Posted by Samurai |
7/12/2004 7:33 PM | remove |
doesn't have to be 1990-94... that engine architecture was used from 1979 on through to 1994. The 2.2/2.5 was based 1.7L VW OHC 4-cylinder. Most commonly, these engines were seen from 1982 to 1994.
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| Posted by DopeNess Monster |
8/25/2004 4:26 AM | remove |
Definitely a 2.2 or 2.5 I've got a couple laying around. This is also a turbo engine. The throttle body is missing and the intake manifold is smashed.
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| Posted by mewthree |
12/4/2006 9:08 AM | remove |
and now there's a colapsed building laying on it.
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| Posted by 1ajs |
7/17/2007 12:33 AM | remove |
lol
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
8/9/2007 11:21 PM | remove |
See how much we have all learned? They don't call it Urban Exploration RESOURCE for nuthin!
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| Posted by mewthree |
1/22/2008 12:37 PM | remove |
AKA: The Looter's Guide to the Galaxy!
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| Posted by bandi |
4/3/2012 11:22 PM | remove |
Had an EGR valve, so it was a later model one!
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