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Scotsman4th 09-24-2014 04:16 PM

Quick engine swap question
 
Looking for confirmation on my thinking about the 2.5 crd and 2.8crd engines.


If I'd a 2.8 needing an engine, would a 2.5 be able to go straight into it?


And could I use the bottom end of a 2.5 and mate it with the top end of a 2.8?


Cheers,


Rab

tfb 09-25-2014 01:54 AM

The 2.8 has a different EGR system, it includes a throttle valve and the engine has a different stroke. I suspect the cam profiles will be different too

The main problem would be the ECU and fuel delivery parameters

Regards

Richard

Leedsman 09-25-2014 03:41 AM

Gone are the days when you could install a BMC 1.5ltr. diesel engine from a BMC van in any of the same-chassis BMC 1.5ltr. petrol engined cars by simply drilling another gearbox mounting only three quarters of an inch behind the original, and burning a bit of chassis away to clear the starter motor! It's all got so complicated now...

Leedsman.

Scotsman4th 09-25-2014 07:17 AM

Ah well, bubble burst.

Was hoping to use my 2002 car as a donor and fix a 55 plate 2.8.

Having to buy a bottom end would probably make it not worth the expense.

Back to the drawing board.


Rab

QinteQ 09-25-2014 07:41 AM

Was it yours that with con rods & split casing inGlenrothes, Fife ? - shame good looking car for £400 and you will get £1000 back easy as a quick sell parts list.

Scotsman4th 09-25-2014 09:56 AM

That's the one I was looking to buy. It's at £640, the guys had a price for a new bottom end at £400.

If my engine (or even block) had done, I'd have had a bid on it. I thought it would have, luckily I posted on here first.

QinteQ 09-25-2014 11:52 AM


Originally Posted by Scotsman4th (Post 83242)
That's the one I was looking to buy. It's at £640, the guys had a price for a new bottom end at £400.

If my engine (or even block) had done, I'd have had a bid on it. I thought it would have, luckily I posted on here first.

- he'll let it go for scrap and a case of lager
- I would .. .. rather than let the scrappy have it to sell on
- buy it any way - part it - and use the 200% profit to fund your needs

goggs 09-25-2014 01:33 PM

Wouldn't cost much to send it to where I am. Got a quote of £166 to send a 24ft Motorhome from Edinburgh to Dumfries full suspended. Pity I wasn't looking for one.

Scotsman4th 09-25-2014 02:52 PM

It's been ended, must have got an offer he was happy with.


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