Quick engine swap question
#1
Quick engine swap question
Looking for confirmation on my thinking about the 2.5 crd and 2.8crd engines.
If I'd a 2.8 needing an engine, would a 2.5 be able to go straight into it?
And could I use the bottom end of a 2.5 and mate it with the top end of a 2.8?
Cheers,
Rab
If I'd a 2.8 needing an engine, would a 2.5 be able to go straight into it?
And could I use the bottom end of a 2.5 and mate it with the top end of a 2.8?
Cheers,
Rab
#2
The 2.8 has a different EGR system, it includes a throttle valve and the engine has a different stroke. I suspect the cam profiles will be different too
The main problem would be the ECU and fuel delivery parameters
Regards
Richard
The main problem would be the ECU and fuel delivery parameters
Regards
Richard
#3
Gone are the days when you could install a BMC 1.5ltr. diesel engine from a BMC van in any of the same-chassis BMC 1.5ltr. petrol engined cars by simply drilling another gearbox mounting only three quarters of an inch behind the original, and burning a bit of chassis away to clear the starter motor! It's all got so complicated now...
Leedsman.
Leedsman.
#5
Was it yours that with con rods & split casing inGlenrothes, Fife ? - shame good looking car for £400 and you will get £1000 back easy as a quick sell parts list.
#6
That's the one I was looking to buy. It's at £640, the guys had a price for a new bottom end at £400.
If my engine (or even block) had done, I'd have had a bid on it. I thought it would have, luckily I posted on here first.
If my engine (or even block) had done, I'd have had a bid on it. I thought it would have, luckily I posted on here first.
#7
- I would .. .. rather than let the scrappy have it to sell on
- buy it any way - part it - and use the 200% profit to fund your needs
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