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1HD-FTE into an 80...

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 10:21 am
by treebruiser
Well, there was someone asking about this a while ago on here. Saw one being done last night. Looked like a real neat fit and the bloke doing it said at this stage it was pretty straight forward. Will find out more tonight about what box and other bits and pieces are being used....

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:37 am
by midi73
I reckon it would be a neat fit. From what I understand the late 80series come out with them from factory.

Re: 1HD-FTE into an 80...

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 1:45 pm
by mud4b
treebruiser wrote:Well, there was someone asking about this a while ago on here. Saw one being done last night. Looked like a real neat fit and the bloke doing it said at this stage it was pretty straight forward. Will find out more tonight about what box and other bits and pieces are being used....

that was me asking, im about to do it next week... any info you can give me would be great..

cheers bud
mark

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 2:18 pm
by mud4b
was just reading the tech section here and noticed that apparently the 1hd-fte has flyby wire for accelerator and not a accelerator cable... any news on this yet?

cheers mark

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 9:24 pm
by Shadow
midi73 wrote:I reckon it would be a neat fit. From what I understand the late 80series come out with them from factory.
late 80 came with 1HDFT

1HDFTE is the same(essentially) engine just with electronic fuel pump, and fly by wire.

would of course be a perfect fit.

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 9:27 pm
by mud4b
Shadow wrote:
midi73 wrote:I reckon it would be a neat fit. From what I understand the late 80series come out with them from factory.
late 80 came with 1HDFT

1HDFTE is the same(essentially) engine just with electronic fuel pump, and fly by wire.

would of course be a perfect fit.

awww crap.... anyone know a way around this?

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 9:55 pm
by dogbreath_48
mud4b wrote:
Shadow wrote:
midi73 wrote:I reckon it would be a neat fit. From what I understand the late 80series come out with them from factory.
late 80 came with 1HDFT

1HDFTE is the same(essentially) engine just with electronic fuel pump, and fly by wire.

would of course be a perfect fit.

awww crap.... anyone know a way around this?
Fit pedal/sensor assembly from 100s? It's unlikely you'll be able to fit up some sort of mechanical system, especially using the std computer. Did both the 100 and 79 use the fly-by-wire?

-Stu :)

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 10:03 pm
by mud4b
not sure on that one bud.
mine is coming from a 79 series so ill ask for the accelerator pedal also

cheers mark

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 1:32 am
by midi73
Shadow wrote:
midi73 wrote:I reckon it would be a neat fit. From what I understand the late 80series come out with them from factory.
late 80 came with 1HDFT

1HDFTE is the same(essentially) engine just with electronic fuel pump, and fly by wire.

would of course be a perfect fit.
Oh ok, fair enough. The electrics is the problem. Bloody electrics, Lol.

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 8:35 am
by treebruiser
Mud 4B, grab the pedal assembly, it will bolt in and you can use it. I'll be talking to the shop who are fitting it today and will gleam whatever I can from them. I'll have chat with the owner and see if I can pass you on his number...

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 10:47 am
by mud4b
treebruiser wrote:Mud 4B, grab the pedal assembly, it will bolt in and you can use it. I'll be talking to the shop who are fitting it today and will gleam whatever I can from them. I'll have chat with the owner and see if I can pass you on his number...

will do bud. i really like bolt in...

mate i would really appreciate that.


cheers mark

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 7:33 pm
by Shadow
mud4b wrote:not sure on that one bud.
mine is coming from a 79 series so ill ask for the accelerator pedal also

cheers mark
all 1HDFTE are fly by wire, and will all use the same pedal assembly id imagine. That said, if you had to go buy one on its own, theyd probably charge an arm and a leg, but if your buying it with the engine you should be able to get it cheap.

Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:17 pm
by roscoFJ73
mud4b wrote:

awww crap.... anyone know a way around this?
Use a non computerised pump from a 1HD FT if you can find one

Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:54 pm
by Shadow
roscoFJ73 wrote:
mud4b wrote:

awww crap.... anyone know a way around this?
Use a non computerised pump from a 1HD FT if you can find one
i think the difference is much more than just a pump.

Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:20 am
by mud4b
its all good, got the accelerator pedal.

cheers mark

Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 5:43 pm
by dow50r
the hdfte has 4 bolts holding pump, hdft has 2, so the timing case needs changing or redrilling and tapping to fit the pump, then you need hdft injecters that crack lower in pressure too.

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:04 am
by treebruiser
Mark, dont know if you spoke to him yet but you'll need a sump, oil pickup and so on off an 80 factory turbo (hdft?). The 1hdfte one from the ute is different.

Apart from that dont know what bopx he used, keep forcetting to ask him but I guess it's the factory turbo box. Will be talking to him today and will ask.

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:34 am
by mud4b
treebruiser wrote:Mark, dont know if you spoke to him yet but you'll need a sump, oil pickup and so on off an 80 factory turbo (hdft?). The 1hdfte one from the ute is different.

Apart from that dont know what bopx he used, keep forcetting to ask him but I guess it's the factory turbo box. Will be talking to him today and will ask.

cheers for that.
ill use my old one.

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:21 am
by mud4b
i will do a complete step by step writeup also of the conversion for the bible.

cheers mark

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:23 pm
by CRUIZED
will be keepin an eye on this thread -When my 1Hz runs out of pull want to put one of these into my HZJ 105

Does any know the box & transfer numbers from a 79 series ute?
or would a factory 100series with 1HD-FTE be easier swap -----although the manual version are rare as hens teeth? just after a few opinions

cheers Chris

Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:47 am
by treebruiser
Chris, the guy who is doing thios swap has done a couple of 1HDFTE's into 105's.

The ute motor and puter is the way to go as they dont use the chipped key and you dont need to swap the dash over. He has also used the box out of the ute in the ones he has done but you will need the stick assembly as you need to mix and match some bits on the stubby lever. I think the box is the R151F?

Have a look here http://www.brian894x4.com/LC78main.html and you should be able to find all the specs and info on boxes and ratios you need.

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:38 am
by just cruizin'
Hey Mark,

What ball park figure did the engine cost you, or more to say how much would some one be looking at for the engine alone.

Greg

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:00 am
by bj on roids
just cruizin' wrote:Hey Mark,

What ball park figure did the engine cost you, or more to say how much would some one be looking at for the engine alone.

Greg
I think Mark was saying they are mostly around the $12k mark, but he got one for around $8k?

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 5:31 pm
by CRUIZED
treebruiser wrote:Chris, the guy who is doing thios swap has done a couple of 1HDFTE's into 105's.

The ute motor and puter is the way to go as they dont use the chipped key and you dont need to swap the dash over. He has also used the box out of the ute in the ones he has done but you will need the stick assembly as you need to mix and match some bits on the stubby lever. I think the box is the R151F?

Have a look here http://www.brian894x4.com/LC78main.html and you should be able to find all the specs and info on boxes and ratios you need.
Just wondering who the 'GUY' is thats done a couple of 105 swaps with the 1HD-FTE's is or which workshop he works out of ?? I'm down in melbourne and havent come across anyone doing them yet!! Theres a couple of guys that have transplanted 1HD-FT (80-series donks) but i feel that these are getting on and most have got far to many kays
Came across mechanics work shop in NSW that apparently are doin the swaps http://www.lonards-automotives.com.au/default.html
R151F this is the box that my HZJ 105R runs .GXL 105 --so full time 4WD,these boxes are also in the td prado td hilux .The turboed 79 series runs the H150F box same as whats in the 80 series TD Biger stronger box!!!!!

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 10:11 am
by mud4b
well the engine is in and all hooked up as of yesterday (it had taken 1 day)

it is a very tight fit. but nearly everything from the 1hd-t swaps over if needed.

stripped the loom last night but will finish it today hopefully (still no workshop manual has turned up) but i can already see some parts i need missing from the loom. hoping to use the 1hd-t parts (relays,glow, ect)..

will be doing a full writeup on the swap with pics asap...

cheers mark

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:54 pm
by treebruiser
CRUIZED wrote: Just wondering who the 'GUY' is thats done a couple of 105 swaps with the 1HD-FTE's is or which workshop he works out of ?? I'm down in melbourne and havent come across anyone doing them yet!!
I'll give you a hint.......he's not in Melbourne!

He would prefer not to have his details put up on the forum or he will spend more time on the phone than working on vehicles..........

He does exist and I have passed his details on to mud 4b.

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 3:56 pm
by hdj105
mud4b wrote:
but i can already see some parts i need missing from the loom. hoping to use the 1hd-t parts (relays,glow, ect)..
Mark, you could reconnect the toaster element to the glow system, but the engine doesn't need it to start.

Remove the heater, remove the element (air restriction), tape up the wires and save the belt screeching load on the alternator.

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 8:25 pm
by mud4b
hdj105 wrote:
mud4b wrote:
but i can already see some parts i need missing from the loom. hoping to use the 1hd-t parts (relays,glow, ect)..
Mark, you could reconnect the toaster element to the glow system, but the engine doesn't need it to start.

Remove the heater, remove the element (air restriction), tape up the wires and save the belt screeching load on the alternator.

im figuring your talking about the pre heater that comes off the turbo but before the egr?

i was talking glow plug relays/ ect.. wiring is sitting on the floor, stripped and ready to go, now i need the workshop manual to work out what wires are what (as in what they do, didnt come with instrument cluster or anything for that matter on the in dash wiring loom).. hopefully the workshop man will turn up tomorrow, if not im guessing it is like every other same brand of vehicle, colours are the same throughout?

cheers mark..

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:41 am
by hdj105
mud4b wrote: im figuring your talking about the pre heater that comes off the turbo but before the egr?


Yep. Sorry can't help with the 79 wiring.

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:15 am
by mud4b
hdj105 wrote:
mud4b wrote: im figuring your talking about the pre heater that comes off the turbo but before the egr?


Yep. Sorry can't help with the 79 wiring.

it will be right, there is stuff all wires left once the loom has been stripped, way less than a stripped petrol loom, but being computerized it is really just like stripping a petrol loom so i found it easy.everything is marked, just need to know what they do now.
hope the workshop man turns up today...

cheers mark