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how many kms for a td42

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how many kms for a td42

Post by waandy »

the rolled car i was looking at buying has 350 000 kms on it. just stock diesil engine. i know diesels are good for heaps of kms but how reliable will it be and how long do they or has yours lasted?
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Post by mkpatrol »

405,000 on mine. Alternator & radiator are the only major things, oh & an axle seal.
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Post by nastytroll »

If service correctly, will last indefinatly, hard to say. We stripped a mates down with 650,000km and it was like new, almost no signs of wear. The hatching from the cylinder hone was just worn of in the middle. Main and big ends had just started to mark the white metal

If abused alot less.

As yours has been rolled this could be a different story, If it was turned off straight away and not tried to be started whilst full of oil it should be fine.

Do a compression check first of all, maybe flick in some main and big ends and a rear main seal when you remove it from the wreck.
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Post by nastytroll »

405 on mine and 390 on the girls
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Post by bogged »

nastytroll wrote:If service correctly, will last indefinatly, hard to say. We stripped a mates down with 650,000km and it was like new, almost no signs of wear. The hatching from the cylinder hone was just worn of in the middle. Main and big ends had just started to mark the white metal.
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Post by MyGQ »

bogged wrote:
nastytroll wrote:If service correctly, will last indefinatly, hard to say. We stripped a mates down with 650,000km and it was like new, almost no signs of wear. The hatching from the cylinder hone was just worn of in the middle. Main and big ends had just started to mark the white metal.
:armsup: :armsup: :armsup: :armsup: Lets see a grenade do that :armsup: :armsup: :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by waandy »

well if the engine seems ok is it a good buy for 1500? for a complete car?
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Post by sh1ty »

i have 470000 on mine and it doesnt miss a beat. doesnt use oil unless flogged all day in the bush and i think thats normal anyway
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