That’s fantastic @tyregeezer , thank u so much for that and great I now have a comparison
really finding ur thread extremely informative and impressive, alas most of it goes over my head, thks again for the filter information
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That’s fantastic @tyregeezer , thank u so much for that and great I now have a comparison
really finding ur thread extremely informative and impressive, alas most of it goes over my head, thks again for the filter information
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No worries mate hats off to you everything down turbo side especially is a royal pain i probably have an actuator should this be your issue TY
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Hi all removing crank today, big ends look fine, just need a polish rust on pork chops so will be pickled and cleaned oilways etc, block from another landy to be honed/cleaned fia shells ordered. Jag block will be re-bored/cleaned internal/external for my own long-term project. Oil pump doesn't seem to be oem. Taking to machine shop Monday (work keeps interfering with schedule) made a crank locking tool with the old jag pulley. Quick question does anyone know where i can buy an engineer's measuring bridge for measuring piston protrusion? keep the faith TY
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On a magnetic pillar
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Hi yes thanks now found a dial gauge bridge in states $58 just taking my time learning about tdv6 and all the bells and whistles TY
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You should be able to find a dial gauge and stand in uk for 25-30 quid, and have the crankshaft crack tested !!
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Yes you would think so I haven't as yet but will keep searching here in UK, Yes will do crank getting full Monty, block I am using re-faced and honed if measurements allow pistons are spotless bores have quite prominent cross hatch going to machine shop Monday, then starting stripping heads TY
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Hi, all crank now out looks okish one main journal minor scoring hoping to have cleaned, tested and polished, Block I am going to use another block which is going to be refaced and honed, i have checked ring gap but don't have a data sheet at moment, pistons are all perfect for this block I will use the jag block for another project because of minor rust in bores I suspect it will need a rebore, Starting another motor top end rebuild for a 06. Quick question anyone know how to get the turbo feed filter out of the block? (See in pic) keep the faith TY
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Hi all worked out how to get turbo oil filter out, it just pulls out with a pick the oil flows up to the head through the centre but is filtered to the turbo supply pipe (this will all be brake cleaned and blown out) Another good reason to change your oil twice a year let alone the bottom end frailty's regardless of mileage, sorry my opinion, keep the faith all TY
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Hi All few pics of heads decided to use the jag heads, starting their strip down tomorrow going to start by cleaning the gunge out of inlets and rocker covers, mild valve grind, new stem seals good clean and re assemble checking out everything especially lifters (have spares) ordered gaskets and sealant. Yogurt pots, @gstuart will like this lol, are good for valve storage the small compartment stores lifters covered with oil everything else fits in the bigger compartment everything goes back where it came from. Also, it had a bad oil leak so will be replacing bottom end gaskets and all seals was told oil pump only 5000 miles old i think this was when the oil leak was caused keep the faith TY
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Hi all finally took the crank for the other motor to Ivor Searle at Soham quite impressed huge operation, check it out online, they do all jobs on tdv6 most helpful and their only 12 miles away. The big ends they can just polish spot on, mains may need grind it has to pass crack test first. While I was in the office a machinist came over and looked at the crank then at me and smiled, manager said he likes his tdv6s (not sure what this all meant lol) Taking the block over this week for hone and reface (wife wouldn't let me put it in her car). Heads for the other motor are also going over for a skim, after I have checked out the seats and de-gunged all the ports I give them a one-minute lap with fine this usually shows up any pits etc looking for a nice even seal will finish when they return. Note the bits of plastic on the bench they were wedged in the second inlet port but hadn't got to the valve they are the butterflies from the air box amazing what you find lots of cleaning this weekend to avoid surcharges keep the faith TY
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bless u for the awesome pics, so sorry but iPad messed up yet again so had to buy a new one
awesome project mate and extremely interesting , just now need to catch up
lol, indeed ref yoghurt pots , I save the plastic microwave food trays as also ideal for storing bits in
thks again and keep up the great work
os, have just updated my thread
bless u for the awesome pics, so sorry but iPad messed up yet again so had to buy a new one
awesome project mate and extremely interesting , just now need to catch up
lol, indeed ref yoghurt pots , I save the plastic microwave food trays as also ideal for storing bits in
thks again and keep up the great work
os, have just updated my thread
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well deserved my friend after all the hard work ur doing , find it extremely interesting
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HI all cleaning and valve grinding today also cleaned and changed the sump extension gasket I find it hard to sit grinding for too long, so mix it up a bit, gunge everywhere all cleanish now valves grinding in ok check out the soot/gunge (from egr) on the inlet valve hoping to fit the heads over the weekend but you know how it go's
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great job mate , indeed not much fun doing them
saw this a while back where the guy was using some rubber vacuum hose attached to a drill
or these drill attachments , alas never used one so don’t know what there like
keep up the fantastic work mate
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Thanks, but I would probably skate around the head uncontrollably until I fell out of my chair lol
ditto , lmao
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Hi all crankshaft passed its crack/straightness check all good, journals just lapped still standard mains and big ends all in £130. Valve seats all now lapped will clean them today waiting for valve guide seals and gaskets so going to catch up with checking, cleaning and maybe fitting other parts
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