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No change for petrol Transits

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1st June 1989

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Page 30, 1st June 1989 — No change for petrol Transits

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• The current petrol engines used by Ford in the Transit vans and the P100 pickup will not be changed in the inunediate future, although they are being phased out of the company's passenger cars.

Production of the ageing two-litre OHC engine used in the commercials is continuing in Cologne. The passenger cars are being fitted with a new generation of DOHC engines which are now being manufactured in Ford's Dagenham plant.