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Falcon EFI six into 2H HJ47?
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 12:53 pm
by Vineboy
My 1984 HJ47 with a 2H is starting to get a bit long in the tooth. I'ts not a daily driver but I like to look after it.
Since a 2H rebuild is $$$ can a EFI Ford 4 or 4.1 go in without to many dramas and has anyone done it?
I'm not worried about the petrol V diesel thing.
Andrew
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 1:04 pm
by Nat84
Re: Falcon EFI six into 2H HJ47?
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 4:04 pm
by matt.mcinnes
Vineboy wrote:My 1984 HJ47 with a 2H is starting to get a bit long in the tooth. I'ts not a daily driver but I like to look after it.
Since a 2H rebuild is $$$ can a EFI Ford 4 or 4.1 go in without to many dramas and has anyone done it?
I'm not worried about the petrol V diesel thing.
Andrew
Cheaper to rebuild the 2H properly than the expense of swapping in a ford and switching to petrol.
My option would be to go to the 1HZ from a later Troopy or similar.
Lots of solutions all at different costs.
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 6:28 pm
by NICK
ring gold coast 4wd wreckers on 07 5591 5988, they have 2 conversion kits there. i was told $250 for everything bar the motor.
NICK
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 8:35 pm
by pcman
i converted from a 2f fj40 to a 250xflow using a rodshop kit
i hated the kit mainly the engine mounts as they meant i couldnt use any standard 250 brackets so it was custom for aircon and power steer
if i was gonna do it again id use a 250 and a c4 auto then get the transfercase adapter and custom make all the mounts so i could use more factory engine parts
Re: Falcon EFI six into 2H HJ47?
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 8:50 am
by RAY185
Vineboy wrote:My 1984 HJ47 with a 2H is starting to get a bit long in the tooth. I'ts not a daily driver but I like to look after it.
Since a 2H rebuild is $$$ can a EFI Ford 4 or 4.1 go in without to many dramas and has anyone done it?
I'm not worried about the petrol V diesel thing.
Andrew
Dellows only did a bellhousing conversion kit to suit replacing the 2F, not a 2H, I suspect you'd have to speak to them to see if they do it to suit the diesel box. My conversion has been a peice of piss so far. Only stumbling block so far is dealing with Smartlock. There is a bypass for it, I think mine is just faulty, if the replacement one solves the problem then its still a very straight forward conversion.
matt.mcinnes wrote:Cheaper to rebuild the 2H properly than the expense of swapping in a ford and switching to petrol.
Switching to petrol wouldn't be any more difficult or involved than switching from carby to efi. Fuel hoses, pumps, surge tank and filters. Clean out your diesel tank and you're done.
NICK wrote:ring gold coast 4wd wreckers on 07 5591 5988, they have 2 conversion kits there. i was told $250 for everything bar the motor.
Please tell me thats a mistake. My 2F to EF I6 kit cost me just over a grand. Whats "everything bar the motor"?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:09 pm
by Vineboy
Thanks guys. I was interstered with the Smartlock problem. not something I even knew about. What if you use an earlier motor say out of a EA?
Following your thread with great interest Ray.
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:26 pm
by bj on roids
i love a 2H, see if its not something simple, before getting rid of it..
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 3:00 pm
by RAY185
Vineboy wrote:Thanks guys. I was interstered with the Smartlock problem. not something I even knew about. What if you use an earlier motor say out of a EA?
Following your thread with great interest Ray.
Yeah EA is fine too, quite a few have done the EA into MQs and 40s and all sorts of vehicles. Were they all CPI? Advantage of the later model stuff is multipoint injection and in the case of EL, no distributor (plus more power than the older engines obviously). Don't let smartlock worry you. I just got a replacement by-pass for it (the first one I got was dodgy) and it fired straight up. Piece of piss to install too.
But as BJ said, see whats wrong with yours. My 2F was shagged as you may have seen in the pics on my buildup. Would have kept that engine forever if it hadn't decided to retire.