1992 110 defender to td5 project

hi to all.

i have a 1992 rolling chassis 110 which i am doing my first ever build up from the ground. it will be fully galvanized & i have decided to take it down the td5 route. i have bought an accident damaged discovery td5 to take the engine & gear box out of. it has a 10p engine with fairly low mileage.
i am aware of the gear selector what needs altering & i will need the engine chassis mounts from the discovery. i also have a full defender td5 wiring loom with ignition ecu from a 10p model. i have a defender 110 td5 fuel tank.
i no the axles are no good but i am fine with that as mine are all good & the rear will be converted to disks.
but can anybody tell me is there anything on the discovery i could use what i have not mentioned?
maybe fuel lines? filters ect. what about radiator packs or brake servos?
i would really hate to send it off for scrap not knowing there was lots of small odds & sods i could of used.
any help or advice would be appreciated.

cheers

I think that you may need to convert to electronic speedo as I believe that the engine management relies on a speed sensor from the speedo drive on the transfer box.
I would keep evetything that is attched to your engine, ie, rad, intercooler, exhaust, fuel filter, air filter etc. If they are not the same as a Defender, they may be adaptable.

thank you for that.
i never gave the speedo set up a thought. i think ill be doing a bit of googling to see what solutions are out there.
once the engine & box are bolted to the chassis i want everything addressed so thats a very good point..
but i do have a full defender 110 td5 loom with defender ecu so hopfully wont have to much agro
thanks

Before you chuck your engine in, make sure it has had the upgraded bolt on the oil pump, if not you risk losing all oil pressure.

the two TD5 ECU'S showing pin configuration differences

Rougharse Racing said:

Before you chuck your engine in, make sure it has had the upgraded bolt on the oil pump, if not you risk losing all oil pressure.

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never thought of that either.
that is something i will certainly look at.
thanks