Tony e
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Well ive done a bit of reading and it seems that the m57 mk 1 will work with the top of my 2.5 pump fitted and bcm re programed to 3.0 ltr. Or have i read it wrong
The M57 was prodused at the same time and is based on the M51, apparentlyEven if the BECM can be reprogrammed, an older generation non common rail 3.0l isn't going to be much more powerful than a well sorted 2.5 so probably not worth the effort.
Still not common rail injection though that's what I was referring to with older generation.The M57 was prodused at the same time and is based on the M51, apparently
Not yet. As said early on the old block has a crack so was just thinking of the options. Thanks for the heads up anywayStill not common rail injection though that's what I was referring to with older generation.
If you're going to the trouble of taking an engine out and fitting another, trying to get more power by using a bigger, non standard engine will open up a world of pain. For example, insurance will be more difficult.
A 2.5 well sorted shouldn't be that much less powerful.
Have you checked the quoted torque and bhp figures for the two motors?
Somthing to do with injector timing i think. I believe if i use my pump electrics/top it should recognise it and it can be re calibrated for 3ltr
Is that a type of epoxy. Think i read somthing on it today looking through the optionsHey, ever heard of JB Weld?
I 'welded' the casing of an outboard engine which had dissolved around the water tube grommet, it was either £700 plus the Vodka for a new casing or re-cast it with aformentioned gloop and spiffing new bastard and smoothing file, £6 later I was opening the vaseline jar
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