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4 ltr V-8 cylinder liners
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4 ltr V-8 cylinder liners
Totally new around here but i read somewhere that the Australian Lads had figured out a way to pin the 4 ltr. V-8 cylinder liners in place
My 1996 Discovery suffers from 2 droped liners, i know the engine is probably terminal but i'd like to hear more of the procedure if possible
My 1996 Discovery suffers from 2 droped liners, i know the engine is probably terminal but i'd like to hear more of the procedure if possible
Regards;
Dave from Canada
Dave from Canada
Its a 96 disco so it has a 3.9 that was marketed as a 4ltr in the US where they thought bigger was better, generally was only the 4.6's but a lot of 4ltr's were repalced under warranty due to head gasket failures but i'm not aware if liner problems were to blame.
Saddle up tonto, its the not so loanrangie! . 98 TDI DISCO lightly modded with more to come.
G`day Dave ,
All Rover V8s can slip liners .
There are liners know as top hat liners .
They have a lip/ring on the top and the block deck is machined on the deck to accept it , the liner is also short enough that the base is able to sit on a machined surface in the bottom of the block .
As far as pinning liners there are many different ways of doing it but are really only relevant to the 3.5 because the 3.9s etc usually will have cracks in the block and pinning won`t cure the coolant problem .
All the best , Peter .
All Rover V8s can slip liners .
There are liners know as top hat liners .
They have a lip/ring on the top and the block deck is machined on the deck to accept it , the liner is also short enough that the base is able to sit on a machined surface in the bottom of the block .
As far as pinning liners there are many different ways of doing it but are really only relevant to the 3.5 because the 3.9s etc usually will have cracks in the block and pinning won`t cure the coolant problem .
All the best , Peter .
Last edited by peter r on Tue Jul 04, 2006 9:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Thanks for all of your replys and especially peter r. , that was a very good discription of the overall droped liner problem....
I'm guessing the top hat liner route is the best fix.......
There are used 4 ltr engines out there, well out here, in North America but i suppose potentially any of them could drop a liner
Hmmmm back to the drawing board
I'm guessing the top hat liner route is the best fix.......
There are used 4 ltr engines out there, well out here, in North America but i suppose potentially any of them could drop a liner
Hmmmm back to the drawing board
Regards;
Dave from Canada
Dave from Canada
Go here for more info;
http://www.d-90.com/forum/showthread.ph ... pped+liner
As for the Chevy swap, for me iit's the only way to go: 350, 700R4, LT230, Toy centers. Heck, even a 4.3V6 will do.
http://www.d-90.com/forum/showthread.ph ... pped+liner
As for the Chevy swap, for me iit's the only way to go: 350, 700R4, LT230, Toy centers. Heck, even a 4.3V6 will do.
-Art
97 D90 SW, 96 110 300Tdi, 93 LWB
97 D90 SW, 96 110 300Tdi, 93 LWB
You are quite correct 350's are a dime a dozen over here but unfortunately it's not quite that simple as just shoehorning a replacement 350 or 305 cu inch into a 1996 Disco.........
If anyone knows a simple way please tell all
PS; Thanks for the D-90 link on the subject..........
If anyone knows a simple way please tell all
PS; Thanks for the D-90 link on the subject..........
Regards;
Dave from Canada
Dave from Canada
You can buy complete adaptor kits for the chev conversion in Aus for about $1000 aud.Landi41 wrote:You are quite correct 350's are a dime a dozen over here but unfortunately it's not quite that simple as just shoehorning a replacement 350 or 305 cu inch into a 1996 Disco.........
If anyone knows a simple way please tell all
PS; Thanks for the D-90 link on the subject..........
http://www.marks4wd.com/RR-Chevy-V6-V8.html
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