Trying to Rebuild 1987 110 C S W

Al2O3 · Mar 17, 2019

border said:
Maybe see when the time comes. Gonna have Nightmares about it now

It's not difficult. Take plenty of pictures when taking it apart.

border · Mar 17, 2019

Al2O3 said:
You'll want the engine firmly supported and the weight of the gearboxes taken on something like an engine crane. Once the bolts are out you'll be able to slide the gearboxes away from the engine using the crane. This is particularly important for reassembly, in order to get the gearbox input shaft lined up with the clutch.

Will use engine hoist when it comes back, it belongs to a Mate but we all share it amongst each other. It is just sitting on pallet at the moment, Looks like its the nuts that come off, are the bolts part of the engine ??

Al2O3 · Mar 17, 2019

Sorry, yes. I think they're mostly studs with nuts.

border · Mar 17, 2019

Al2O3 said:
Sorry, yes. I think they're mostly studs with nuts.

Cheers Mate, Will start spraying with WD40 next few nights.

Al2O3 · Mar 17, 2019

border said:
Cheers Mate, Will start spraying with WD40 next few nights.

You should be ok. It's normally having to lie on your back under it or standing on the bumper with your head wedged between the back of the cylinder head and the bulkhead that makes getting the nuts off a bit tricky.

You don't have that problem. A couple of the bottoms ones might be tricky for you. Lift the transfer box end up a tad and get the bottom ones first.

border · Mar 17, 2019

border said:
Will use engine hoist when it comes back, it belongs to a Mate but we all share it amongst each other. It is just sitting on pallet at the moment, Looks like its the nuts that come off, are the bolts part of the engine ??

Thanks Again,

Al2O3 · Mar 17, 2019

border said:
Thanks Again,

Remember you've promised @marjon you're going to do it yourself. Much better sense of job satisfaction.

LincolnSteve · Mar 18, 2019

Clutch alignment needn't be complicated. This was my high tech answer to getting all the bits in the right place. The tube just happened to fit the spigot bearing nicely and then more and more duct tape was added to fit the splined bit of the friction plate. It all lined up and the engine and gearbox went back together easily. It's not finished yet so still haven't had to use the clutch yet so time will tell. It's on a series 3 by the way.

border · Mar 24, 2019

Engine cleaned and ready to drop in.

Al2O3 · Mar 24, 2019

It's worth tying or taping a bag over the turbo inlet and outlet to stop rogue bits getting in.

border · Mar 31, 2019

Quite pleased with progress today, new clutch fitted then engine and box back on Chassis, started to fit shocks but was not sure of which way they went, so waiting to get advice in another post before I go ahead and tighten them all up.
Will order new timing kit and waterpump ect when funds allow, Not sure what to start next

marjon · Mar 31, 2019

Looking good.

My money is still on chassis wiring/brakes/fuel lines,

J

border · Apr 30, 2019

Just a few more pics, Hitting problem after problem now but will eventually get through them 1 by 1, well hopefully

Been trial fitting a few bits, rear tub, seatbox and tunnels, once they are lined up and I know they are gonna fit, they will be cleaned up before finally fitting.

border · May 19, 2019

Bit more done, Exhaust finally fitted, had to modify it to match 300tdi disco engine, all in place now just got to make some Hangers. Rear shocks fitted, Brake Pipes next then make a start on body.

border · May 26, 2019

Getting slowly closer. Hand brake drum done with new shoes, cleaned and refurberd adjusters, front and rear props fitted and greased up, just need one more bracket for rear of exhaust then start building body back up.
Was gonna have a nice sit down after all that but someone in my seat Again

doriz · May 26, 2019

Some impressive work there. I cringe when I think of the bodges I’ve done

Al2O3 · May 26, 2019

Coming along nicely

border · May 26, 2019

doriz said:
Some impressive work there. I cringe when I think of the bodges I’ve done

Might aswell try and do it right when im starting from scratch, Im sure I will have made mistakes along the way but you learn by them so will no next time.

Al2O3 said:
Coming along nicely

Thanks Mate

Al2O3 · May 26, 2019

border said:
Might aswell try and do it right when im starting from scratch, Im sure I will have made mistakes along the way but you learn by them so will no next time.

Thanks Mate

I think you are doing a crackin job, especially when you started off as a complete novice (hope you don't mind me saying that) and with a collection of parts in boxes. You seem to have come on tremendously yourself in terms of what you are confidently tackling and doing a crackin job anorl. And we all make mistakes, that's life!

border · May 26, 2019

Al2O3 said:
I think you are doing a crackin job, especially when you started off as a complete novice (hope you don't mind me saying that) and with a collection of parts in boxes. You seem to have come on tremendously yourself in terms of what you are confidently tackling and doing a crackin job anorl. And we all make mistakes, that's life!

Don't Mind at all Mate, Im getting better and learning everyday, said it before and will say it again now, Really Couldn't have got this far without the help from people like you on this Forum.
Thanks Everyone. still a way to go though.

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