Morris Oxford Sixteen & Twenty
| 1934 to 1935 | |
|---|---|
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| Overview | |
| Production | 1934–1935 6308 made |
| Body and chassis | |
| Body style | 4-door saloon, coupé |
| Powertrain | |
| Engine | 2002 cc side-valve Straight-6 2561 cc side-valve Straight-6 |
| Dimensions | |
| Wheelbase | 114 in (2,900 mm) |
A completely new car was announced for 1934 with a longer and stronger chassis with flexible mounting for the 2002 cc engine.
The gearbox gained synchromesh. Initially it kept the Six name (reflecting the number of cylinders in the engine) but this changed to Sixteen (which came from the car's tax horsepower category) in 1935 when it was joined by the 2561 cc Twenty.
It was replaced by the Fourteen / Sixteen / Eighteen range in 1935 and the Oxford name disappeared until 1948.
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Technical
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Morris Oxford Sixteen & 20 Technical details and specifications (1934-1935)
ENGINE:
No. of Cylinders - 6
Rating - 15.9 h.p.
cubic capacity - 2062 c.c.
B.H.P - 48 max
Bore -65.5 mm.
Stroke - 102 mm.
Compresion Ratio -5.9—1
Cooling System - water impeller and Fan
Firing order - 1-5-3-6-2-4
Exhaust Valve Diameter -30 mm.
Inlet Valve Diameter -30 mm.BRAKES:
Brake Drum Diameter -12 inSTEERING:
Steering Box Ratio -9.46—1DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT:
Overall Length -15ft. 7in.
Overall Width -5ft. 10in.
Track - 4ft. 6in.
Turning Circle - 43 ft
Wheel Base - 9ft. 9in.
Minimum Ground Clearance - 6.5in.
Weight (average) -27cwtELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT:
Starter Ratio - 9.46:1
Battery -12 V. 60 A.H. Lucas© Motor car History
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Morris Oxford Sixteen & 20 Maintenance and Service Guide (1934-1935)
Firing order - 1-5-3-6-2-4
Plug Make -Champion L.10
Tyre Size -3.62in. x17in.
Tyre Pressure, Front - 27psi
Tyre Pressure, Rear - 30psi
Sump oil — - 17 pints
Gear Box oil - 2 pints
Rear Axle oil - 2 pints
Radiator water -25 pints
Petrol—galls - 10 pints© Motor car History
