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3.5l to TD5
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3.5l to TD5
can some one tell me if you can tranplant EASILY a td5 in to a 3.5l, 93 disco ie will the box match up without to much stuffing around.
It could be done, but it won't be easy. You'll need to change the radiator setup to tdi, to include the intercooler.
The worst problem is the electrics. You'll need every possible sensor out of the donor car, otherwise it doesn't run.
Graeme Cooper did one transplant, it would run for 5 secs then shut down. He's not doing any more..
Regards
Max P
The worst problem is the electrics. You'll need every possible sensor out of the donor car, otherwise it doesn't run.
Graeme Cooper did one transplant, it would run for 5 secs then shut down. He's not doing any more..
Regards
Max P
I did a little research when I thought about putting a Td5 in my rangie for doing some long trips.
Probably you don't have to do what rover does, but from what I found:
With the unit injectors that generate considerably higher pressure, fuel filtration is even more important and the fuel returning to the tank is a higher temperature.
Td5 has a 2 stage electric fuel pump in the tank. Fuel is filtered between stages. I don't know what fuel pressure is required in the fuel rail, or how critical it is. As I said you need to look into this.
Td5 also has a cooler for the hot fuel returning to tank.
Probably you don't have to do what rover does, but from what I found:
With the unit injectors that generate considerably higher pressure, fuel filtration is even more important and the fuel returning to the tank is a higher temperature.
Td5 has a 2 stage electric fuel pump in the tank. Fuel is filtered between stages. I don't know what fuel pressure is required in the fuel rail, or how critical it is. As I said you need to look into this.
Td5 also has a cooler for the hot fuel returning to tank.
John
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