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NISSAN PULSAR MK 4 N13 1986 - 1988 1.6 - 1597cc 8v E16S Petrol Engine

Prices From : POA*
Engine Condition : Used / Recondition
Engine Mileage : Between 10,000 & 75,000
Engine Quantity : More than 10 available / 1 Sold
Additional Info :Most parts available for this vehicle

Used NISSAN PULSAR 1597cc 1986 - 1988 E16S Engine

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NISSAN PULSAR 8V E16S Cylinder Heads

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Technical Data: E16S ENGINE
Make
Model
Year
Variant
Engine
Nissan
Pulsar
1986
MK 4
1597cc 84HP 62KW (Petrol)
Nissan
Pulsar
1987
MK 4
1597cc 84HP 62KW (Petrol)
Nissan
Pulsar
1988
MK 4
1597cc 84HP 62KW (Petrol)
HP
Cylinders
Fuel
Valves
Litre - cc
84
4
Petrol
8
1.6
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