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1HD-T to 1HD-FT?

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 7:29 pm
by mud4b
ok so i have my 92 80 sahara (body/chassis/diffs/loom/fridge) but i need to buy another 80 for the donor parts (engine/box/links/tanks/interior)...


does anyone know if i can swap in the 1hdft (twincam turbo diesel?) in place of the 1hdt... will the looms be different since its basically the same engine to a point? and if so does anyone know what difference there is in the looms?

this is providing i can find one too... what model did these come out in?


cheers mark..

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 7:51 pm
by Shadow
looms completely different

1hdfet is only in 100 series, and you need the loom all the way into the dash.

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 8:40 pm
by mud4b
Shadow wrote:looms completely different

1hdfet is only in 100 series, and you need the loom all the way into the dash.


hmmmm maybe i got the type of engine wrong... im talking the twincam in the 80 series.... i know they have them..

1hdfet ? im sure its a 1hd-fte?

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 8:41 pm
by Shadow
mud4b wrote:
Shadow wrote:looms completely different

1hdfet is only in 100 series, and you need the loom all the way into the dash.


hmmmm maybe i got the type of engine wrong... im talking the twincam in the 80 series.... i know they have them..

1hdfet ? im sure its a 1hd-fte?
1HDT is the origonal, 1HDFT is multivalve found in later 80 series

1HDFTE is electronic injected found in 100 series

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 8:55 pm
by mud4b
Shadow wrote:
mud4b wrote:
Shadow wrote:looms completely different

1hdfet is only in 100 series, and you need the loom all the way into the dash.


hmmmm maybe i got the type of engine wrong... im talking the twincam in the 80 series.... i know they have them..

1hdfet ? im sure its a 1hd-fte?
1HDT is the origonal, 1HDFT is multivalve found in later 80 series

1HDFTE is electronic injected found in 100 series


righto, had the 1hdt... im after the multivalve... so its the 1hdft...
ill change it thanks bud.

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:30 pm
by goannaoffroad
The biggest problem I've found with Toyota looms is that they change the plugs every few years , the colour coding on the wires generally stays the same though.It might be easier to get a 1HDT-FT engine loom from the wreckers and swap the joiner plug to fit your body loom.









This is a certified genuine reply ;)

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:34 pm
by dogoff
The glow systems are diffent, so the glow control relay is proberly different, Alternator plugs went from a round plug to a oval shape, you can get the differnt plug non gen as its a common repair.
I would swap them over, wont be too hard to wire up :)

Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 11:43 pm
by mud4b
great replies people, so should not be too hard if i can find one...

hopefully ill find a complete wreck for the donor car so swapping things around should not be a problem (im great at wiring stuff).. so anything else anyone can think of?

cheers mark

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:48 am
by dow50r
the hdft has no glow plugs...even easier to wire up :) same block, bigger turbo/multivalve/hard to find cheap, hdt is not such a bad motor...

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:03 am
by mud4b
dow50r wrote:the hdft has no glow plugs...even easier to wire up :) same block, bigger turbo/multivalve/hard to find cheap, hdt is not such a bad motor...

yup knew that but was just wanting to go the multi if i could find one... already had the 1hdt and yup it was great.

so does anyone know what year model / name 80 they came out of?

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:26 am
by hdj105
1HD-FT engine came out in the 1995 - 1998 HDJ80's.

Direct bolt in swap, minor wiring changes, particularly to glow screen and SICS vac solenoids - both easily overcome.

And it's not a twin cam! Single cam with bridged actuators to operate 24 valves.

Not sure what sort of benefit you expect over the 1HD-T for the $ it will cost?

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:32 am
by mud4b
hdj105 wrote:1HD-FT engine came out in the 1995 - 1998 HDJ80's.

Direct bolt in swap, minor wiring changes, particularly to glow screen and SICS vac solenoids - both easily overcome.

And it's not a twin cam! Single cam with bridged actuators to operate 24 valves.

Not sure what sort of benefit you expect over the 1HD-T for the $ it will cost?


glow screen and SICS vac solenoids ? is that a huge restrictor in the inlet/x over pipe?

yup i did realise it was not a twincam..i stuffed up..


the dollars is not really meaningful. i have to find a donor 80 anyway so i thought i would look for one of these and not just a 1hdt.. it all depends on what i can find..

cheers for the info
mark

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:43 am
by hdj105
mud4b wrote:
glow screen and SICS vac solenoids ? is that a huge restrictor in the inlet/x over pipe?

mark
Glow screen is the intake preheater, more for emmissions reduction than starting, just forget to wire it up ;-)

SICS is start injection control system, a vac actuator on the injection pump that reduces the cold start black smoke puff, also controlled by the glow controller and vac switching valve - this can also be forgotten about if required.

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 1:42 pm
by smithie
I dropped a 1HD-FT into my 70 series, no big problems with wiring.
I used my original wiring loom and didnt wire up the glow screen and SICS. I used a couple of the senders out of the original motor so that I didnt have to change plug ends. pretty simple stuff.

I'd do it if you can find a 1HD-FT, they do come up, you've just got to be patient.

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 2:45 pm
by dow50r
smithie wrote:I dropped a 1HD-FT into my 70 series, no big problems with wiring.
I used my original wiring loom and didnt wire up the glow screen and SICS. I used a couple of the senders out of the original motor so that I didnt have to change plug ends. pretty simple stuff.

I'd do it if you can find a 1HD-FT, they do come up, you've just got to be patient.
Smithie...how do u keep the front wheels on the ground m8...

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 9:30 am
by smithie
You've got to lean as far forward as possible :lol:

Its actually not that bad, I was up in the high country on the long weekend and did some pretty steep tracks (Mt Terrible-MtSkene-Howitt High Plains-Wonnangatta-Talbotville-Dargo High Plains-Hotham) and it never felt like coming up at the front.
The extra power is great for long steep hills, did most of it easily in 2wd.

PS: Sorry for the hijack... :)

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 10:44 pm
by mud4b
smithie wrote:You've got to lean as far forward as possible :lol:

Its actually not that bad, I was up in the high country on the long weekend and did some pretty steep tracks (Mt Terrible-MtSkene-Howitt High Plains-Wonnangatta-Talbotville-Dargo High Plains-Hotham) and it never felt like coming up at the front.
The extra power is great for long steep hills, did most of it easily in 2wd.

PS: Sorry for the hijack... :)

go for it bud...its all good..

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:20 am
by _RYAN_
if you require a 1hdft feel free to ring or e-mail me
0738652900
ryan@citypartsplus.com.au

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:29 pm
by mud4b
_RYAN_ wrote:if you require a 1hdft feel free to ring or e-mail me
0738652900
ryan@citypartsplus.com.au

i do but i need a whole donor car bud, not just the engine..

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:30 pm
by _RYAN_
Why do you need a complete car?? Arnt you just doing a engine conversion?

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:38 pm
by mud4b
_RYAN_ wrote:Why do you need a complete car?? Arnt you just doing a engine conversion?


nope read the first post bud.. :D

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 2:05 pm
by _RYAN_
Do you only need motor, box, tanks and trim etc?
Ive got a few 80 seriers left out the back, im pretty sure ive got a sahara aswell.

Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:09 pm
by mud4b
_RYAN_ wrote:Do you only need motor, box, tanks and trim etc?
Ive got a few 80 seriers left out the back, im pretty sure ive got a sahara aswell.


i need trim/ interior, engine, panels, gearbox tcase, drive shafts...

whats left on the sahara? very keen...

i only have the locking diffs, stripped body, some interior, fridge,chassis.. nothing else..

Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 10:39 am
by _RYAN_
I will go see whats left and pm you, im pretty sure its got no panel left though.

Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 12:15 pm
by mud4b
_RYAN_ wrote:I will go see whats left and pm you, im pretty sure its got no panel left though.

would be much appriciated... aslo a price for the multivalve engine please..
or package deal on what you have got.. need fuel tanks too.
cheers bud

Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 1:23 pm
by mud4b
ryan how did you go?

Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 8:41 pm
by mud4b
_RYAN_ wrote:I will go see whats left and pm you, im pretty sure its got no panel left though.


how did you go with this bud. have pm,d you also?
cheers mark.




ryan...
bud do you want to sell this engine or what????
mate i only need the engine now, can exchange a 1hdt engine complete if you need a exchange or can just pay outright.

cheers mark

Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:13 pm
by mud4b
ok does anyone else have one of these engines or know where i can get one from?

ive asked my importers and they dont and wont do them.

cheers mark