Tony e
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Engine gone in the old girl so. Thinking of going for something a bit bigger that will slot in without to much hassel. So what are the options if any.
Thanks for that pal. Was just wondering as they are a little under powered.Get another 2.5 and save yourself a world of pain.
Thanks for that pal. Was just wondering as they are a little under powered.
Just limped back from france with a cracked block. 850 mile of pain
Now now i was only asking. Its dragging that lump of a twin axle caravan thats the problem and no im not getin a smaller vanMy 2.5 can in no way be described as under powered. Mind you it is chipped, but If you want a racing car buy a Porsche.
Now now i was only asking. Its dragging that lump of a twin axle caravan thats the problem and no im not getin a smaller van
Trust me its the block. Its got a crack about an inch long runing from the center core plug under the exhaust manafold above the engin mountingIf your 2.5 block is cracked it is the first one i have ever heard of to do that, they are reasonably bullet proof. Far more likely to be the head.
Might have a look. ThanksBMW's M57 3.0 Diesel engine is fits a P32 bell housing I am pretty sure?
Only know because I'm wanting to put a N57 with the BMW's 8 speed auto into a 130!
Trust me its the block. Its got a crack about an inch long runing from the center core plug under the exhaust manafold above the engin mounting
Cant be doing with all the hassel and people fighting to get on becoz itle go without themSell the van and have proper holidays with airport delays and lost luggage like the rest of us you posh git.
Put a bottle of holfords bung un anything in it in Dover. Tipped it straight down the pipe to the thermastat and filled it up. Did the trick and got us home.As said first one i have heard of. Put a couple of raw eggs in it.
I think i need to have a proper look at the options and implications. Think around 3 ltr will be enough as its just for the towing capability on motorway hills, fedup of it trying to change down at 60I have seen photos of the M57 Td6 L322 engine shoehorned into the P38.....
There is a company that will fit you a nice tdv6 but it's about 6k, the td6 is an easyer fit mechanically but the elastictrickery is the pain.
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