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The factory specification for this Jeep J10 Standard Cab Pickup: engine, power, drivetrain and build years to help you match the exact OEM parts.
About the Jeep J10 Standard Cab Pickup
The JEEP J10 Standard Cab Pickup was a rugged and reliable pickup truck produced from 1974 to 1978. Known for its sturdy build and all-wheel drive, this pickup was perfect for utility and off-road adventures. It was part of the Jeep lineup, offering a practical solution for those needing a tough vehicle for work or play. With its spacious cab and strong frame, the J10 was a favorite among those who required a dependable truck for hauling and towing.
Under the hood, the JEEP J10 featured a powerful 6.6-liter petrol engine, identified by the engine code BF6M1013-26E4. This engine had eight cylinders and two valves per cylinder, providing robust power with 238 PS or 175 kW. The truck used a traditional intake manifold injection or carburettor system for fuel delivery. Notably, it did not have a catalytic converter, which was common for vehicles of that era. The J10's design focused on strength and durability, making it a reliable choice for those who needed a capable and tough pickup truck.
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