sierrafery
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or am i better sticking to the 300 engine ??thoughts inputs ect
Still passes yes. And I think your just being a perfectionist. Conversions are never perfect, but I already mentioned how it can be corrected. I'm not actually sure what the pulse output of the D1 road speed sensor is, but if its 8000 pulse per mile, then it should be completely compatible with the ECU.I found that the VSS is needed for manual too cos it's part of the ECM's overall addaptive strategy for fuelling regardless of transmission, it runs on default without it, if you'll read fault codes you'll find a "road speed missing code logged", for autobox there are two VSSs one is from the EAT ECU and it's compared by the ECM with the one from the SLABS to achieve optimum driveability .... i accept that it runs but for my taste i still consider it a bodge... can you pass MOT with such ''hybrid"?
im going with the 300 tdi I take it I would just use the td5 engine wiring harness ??to make the Td5 engine to run well you need the whole main harness and associated computers connected ECM, BCU, ABS ECU connected to sensors cos the TD5 engine management needs the immonbiliser unlock code and VSS(vehicle speed signal) to not go to default + the D2 dash as to have tachometer and warning lights... IMO it's very complicated
What year td5 are we talking?i need to speak to anyone who has done this conversion bodywork is not a problem I will sort all thsat out I got td5body sitting on 300 chassis all seems ok couple of mounts to sort brackets for rear bumper no probs
I could realy do with speaking to someone that's done it already cause they will have the knowledge
I want to know if I can use the brake abs thingy on the pass side or do I have to take that out and use the equilizer valve on the 300
also how they went about putting a throttle pedel in and doing away with the potentiometer
regards
mike
oh and when done I will have a complete td5 engine auto box all on a running chassis for sale only 90000 miles realy sweet
i need to speak to anyone who has done this conversion bodywork is not a problem I will sort all thsat out I got td5body sitting on 300 chassis all seems ok couple of mounts to sort brackets for rear bumper no probs
I could realy do with speaking to someone that's done it already cause they will have the knowledge
I want to know if I can use the brake abs thingy on the pass side or do I have to take that out and use the equilizer valve on the 300
also how they went about putting a throttle pedel in and doing away with the potentiometer
regards
mike
oh and when done I will have a complete td5 engine auto box all on a running chassis for sale only 90000 miles realy sweet
i need to speak to anyone who has done this conversion bodywork is not a problem I will sort all thsat out I got td5body sitting on 300 chassis all seems ok couple of mounts to sort brackets for rear bumper no probs
I could realy do with speaking to someone that's done it already cause they will have the knowledge
I want to know if I can use the brake abs thingy on the pass side or do I have to take that out and use the equilizer valve on the 300
also how they went about putting a throttle pedel in and doing away with the potentiometer
regards
mike
oh and when done I will have a complete td5 engine auto box all on a running chassis for sale only 90000 miles realy sweet
its a 2001 esWhat year td5 are we talking?
correct no abs yes I will use the 300tdi valve on inner pass wing and will take out absI assume your 300tdi doesn't have ABS? If not, then I would recommend that you use the 300tdi brake controls as they will be compatible with your current axles.
I know the fittings for the Disco 2 clutch lines are different to that of the 300tdi, I would assume it's quite likely that the brake lines are the same.
Also, I think the D1 calipers are different to the D2 calipers, so the brake master cylinder may need to be taken too.
As for swapping the accelerator pedal, when we converted a D1 to a TD5, we took the pedal box off and drilled and mounted the new pedal into position. I would say it's going to be the same with this conversion. As for how to route the accelerator cable, I don't know as we did away with this.
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