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TB42 and TD42 same?

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TB42 and TD42 same?

Post by Frankenyota »

TB42 and TD42 share the same bellhousing pattern?
Was told they are the same but just want to make sure, as found a tidy petrol auto that i want to put a turbo diesel in.

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Post by turps »

Different bellhousing.
Cant remember whats different though. Maybe just missing a bolt hole, but not sure.
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Post by Frankenyota »

The guy i work with swapped out his shot diesel for a petrol engine.
Said it bolted right up, but dosen't hurt to double check.

Do 89 patrols come with rear disc brakes?
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Post by Yom »

Dx trim grade may have drums, some i've seen have discs.

All ST and higher will have discs on read.
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Re: TB42 and TD42 same?

Post by weeman »

Frankenyota wrote:TB42 and TD42 share the same bellhousing pattern?
Was told they are the same but just want to make sure, as found a tidy petrol auto that i want to put a turbo diesel in.

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bell housings a slightly different as the diesel has an extra hole for the starter motor on the housing...
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Post by joelt »

i have a late '88 gq and it has rear discs.
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Post by mud4b »

all you need to do is drill and tap the one starter motor hole. its that easy.
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Post by matthewK »

mines an 1988 tb42 st disc to disc

i was told by a mate of mine <mech> who worked for arb sourthern dandyenong thats the td42 and tb42 bolt strasight up ,


but im thinking that he might have it in mind that you unbolt from the back of the bellhouseing leaveing the bell houseing on the back of the motor, im not overly to sure

but if its just as easy to drill and tap a hole id rathere do that :)
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Post by cooki_monsta »

yes they have a different starter position, and i have an 88 with discs, it was an option and not aval on the pov pack.
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Post by mud4b »

cooki_monsta wrote:yes they have a different starter position, and i have an 88 with discs, it was an option and not aval on the pov pack.


its not a different starter position, it is one hole that needs drilling and tapping. i have done it twice now.

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