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cvh engine block capacity
matty h - 16/11/15 at 09:02 PM

How can you tell the difference between the 1.6 cvh block and 1.8 cvh block.
Matty


theconrodkid - 16/11/15 at 09:13 PM

just above the oil filter you should find 16 or 18 cast into the block.


matty h - 17/11/15 at 04:50 PM

I can not seem to find any marking around this area.
Is there any other way of telling.
Matty


Angel Acevedo - 17/11/15 at 06:26 PM

You may calculate displacement by measuring Bore and Stroke.
HTH.


rusty nuts - 17/11/15 at 06:31 PM

Not sure I remember any FWD 1800s but the Sierra 1800 have a distributor cap mounted on the timing belt cover, the Escort etc 1300 and 1600 had a proper distributor on the flywheel end of the engine.


britishtrident - 17/11/15 at 06:37 PM

Only RWD blocks have engine mounting bosses cast into the block in symmetrical positions adjacent to the centre main bearing location.


matty h - 17/11/15 at 08:43 PM

Problem I have is the head is a 1.6 but logbook say 1849cc so not sure what the block is will check the rwd mounting points, I am right to think the oil filters are in different places.
Matty


SJ - 17/11/15 at 09:50 PM

IIRC the 1.8 CVH is something like 1769cc so looks like you may have an american block 1.9 cvh which I think was was a popular Escort upgrade at one point. Think that should be 1859cc though.


Stu