Fiat 124 engine

[harrinad]

I recently took apart a 1972 Fiat Spider 124 and it looks like the engine has been swapped. I am reasonably sure that it is an 1800 but I'm not sure how to tell what year it is. My concern is I think it may be out of a 1974 and the two engines require different parts for the rebuild. Can anybody help me figure this out? Is there a part number or something I can chase?

[RRoller123]

This might help.

http://www.netikka.net/ville.vieri/tc/tclist.htm

[BEEK]

look just above the oil filter housing and let us know what numbers are stamped there

[harrinad]

Does 132 040.4 look right?

[BEEK]

thats a 1974, 1800

[Danno]

Mira has a good chart on this, too. I was just using it the other day to ID the engine in my 128:
http://www.mirafiori.com/id/tableeng.html

here's the one with the Car model and engine code:
http://www.mirafiori.com/id/table124.html

[harrinad]

So this is my engine?

132A1.040.4 DOHC 1756cc 84.0mm 79.2mm 8.0:1 5-53/53-5 Carb. Federal 86

86 hp stock?

[BEEK]

yes, but with a few minor modifications you can get a whole lot more out of it.

[djape1977]

107hp standard and 111hp in "special", both with single carb, euro-spec

[opus10583]

107hp standard and 111hp in "special", both with single carb, euro-spec

Hi,

What's that "special" tune?

Thanks,
Mark

[djape1977]

1974-1977 fiat 132 1800 special. 1756ccm with long duration cams and 42.5mm intake valves. found in europe and australia.