Why The Commer Knocker Might Be The Strangest Engine Ever Built - SlashGear

Ever wondered what an engine looks like on the inside? You can see a Commer TS-3 Diesel engine in action at the touch of a button in our museum! Introduced for use in commercial vehicles in 1954, this model was discontinued in 1968 when Chrysler took over the Rootes Group. It has three cylinders moving above and across the crankshaft, each with two pistons. Unlike a petrol engine, a two-stroke diesel cannot use crankcase pressure to boost the air supply, as it would tend to combust or explode an

Commer TS3 - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Disclaimer: Don't do this. Just buy new ones. I am well aware of the cost savings (or lack thereof) when comparing rebuilding to buying rebuilds. It's almost never worth rebuilding your own. What kind of video would that be, though? Just another video in the Project Resto XJ series. Much more work and many more videos to come covering this Jeep. I'll probably sprinkle in some other random restoration videos here and there while I'm slowly editing and releasing the Jeep restoration videos, but I'