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Slapping together a TB42

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Slapping together a TB42

Post by Jimbo »

After cracking the head again on my motor (TB42E) I have decided to slap another one together as my current bottom end doesn't sound the best.

I now have a low km bottom end and a new (reco) head. Besides new belts, gaskets and maybe water pump what else do you think i should do to this engine. I don't mind spending a few $$ as it hasn't cost me much and i may decide to keep the patrol for longer than planned. It will be run on LPG 95% of the time

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Re: Slapping together a TB42

Post by Reddo »

welsh plugs? most times they are overlooked,
thermostat
injectors,
etc.
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Re: Slapping together a TB42

Post by raptorthumper »

My suggestion would be to scrap the nissan motor and fit a BA or BF engine into it like i did. They are cheap to buy with low k's, and the convervsion should cost less than 3K if you do it yourself. I could never bring myself to put another TB engine into a patrol, if the engine died.

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Re: Slapping together a TB42

Post by Jimbo »

I read your build up and would love that conversion but i'm not that handy and would need to pay some1.

What's the fuel consumption been like?
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Re: Slapping together a TB42

Post by Josh_525 »

raptorthumper wrote:My suggestion would be to scrap the nissan motor and fit a BA or BF engine into it like i did. They are cheap to buy with low k's, and the convervsion should cost less than 3K if you do it yourself. I could never bring myself to put another TB engine into a patrol, if the engine died.

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What is the very bottom end like on that motor. I have an FG XR6T and cant imagine trying to rock crawl with that, but obviously tyhe gearing would be different
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Re: Slapping together a TB42

Post by raptorthumper »

JImbo,

I check the fuel consumption everytime i put fuel in it. I always sit on 110 - 120 km/hr (ask my wife about it) and it's really stable at 18.0 - 19 Litres/100

When i do sit on 100 it has regularly been less than 17.0 l/100. Best so far 16.0. Very consistent really. Still not cheap on petrol to run, but LPG is going back on soon and at 60c/L it will be cheap to run.

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Re: Slapping together a TB42

Post by hokey »

what gearbox and bellhousing you running with the falcon engine in the patrol?

thanks
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Re: Slapping together a TB42

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All details here. Nissan 5 speed gearbox, Dellow Bellhousing.

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