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TD42 to TD42t

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TD42 to TD42t

Post by Cranky »

HI there. Will the head, injector pump & turbo from an 02 td42t bolt onto a 91 td42? the 91 motor is fresh and the 02 motor is seized. If they are compatable, will any other parts off 02 motor be needed- front cover, water pump etc?
thanks, Peter.
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Re: TD42 to TD42t

Post by bogged »

Cranky wrote:HI there. Will the head, injector pump & turbo from an 02 td42t bolt onto a 91 td42? the 91 motor is fresh and the 02 motor is seized. If they are compatable, will any other parts off 02 motor be needed- front cover, water pump etc?
thanks, Peter.
td42 has always been the same block
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Re: TD42 to TD42t

Post by mav »

bogged wrote:
Cranky wrote:HI there. Will the head, injector pump & turbo from an 02 td42t bolt onto a 91 td42? the 91 motor is fresh and the 02 motor is seized. If they are compatable, will any other parts off 02 motor be needed- front cover, water pump etc?
thanks, Peter.
td42 has always been the same block
the later model block has the turbo drain in the block so you will need to put a drain back fitting in the sump, which is easy.
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Post by Woop »

Use the later front timing cover with gear driven vac pump so you can use a generic Alternator.

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Post by Cranky »

Thanks for the info. All stuff I didn't know as i've never owned a nissan or a diesel! Been driving a rangie.

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