Freelaner
Landy Driver
all the internals will be made of steel so it will still be useful to have to collect any stray metal deposits from the oil.
just saying
stutab
Well-Known Member
Anyway. Quite a productive day, err, afternoon
As Joules was fitting the flywheel and clutch I changed the crank seal on the se engine.
Then I noticed the sump
Bollocks
Bolted it back, trollies it out of the way and fetched the new one
Before we fit it we had some lunch
And Joules decided to change the steering as we noticed that the wheel was upside down.
Easy with no engine in the way
So we fit the new engine in
Spot the mistake
Oops
Had a little helper today as well
With that in I started filling the engine bay with brackets
I am taking all of the pumps, brackets and ancillaries off the twin carb to hopefully make life easier.
As Joules was fitting the flywheel and clutch I changed the crank seal on the se engine.
Then I noticed the sump
Bollocks
Bolted it back, trollies it out of the way and fetched the new one
Before we fit it we had some lunch
And Joules decided to change the steering as we noticed that the wheel was upside down.
Easy with no engine in the way
So we fit the new engine in
Spot the mistake
Oops
Had a little helper today as well
With that in I started filling the engine bay with brackets
I am taking all of the pumps, brackets and ancillaries off the twin carb to hopefully make life easier.
stutab
Well-Known Member
Cheers. Will pull both engines that are on pallets apart, find which is in the best condition and rebuild that for the ccv trialer with a efi system and the LT95 will be bolted to it. I'm in 2 minds weather to pull off the sump of the new engine just to have a look, but it runs beautifully the oil was clean when we took the filter off so might just leave well alone.
KillaJoules
Active Member
Engine out
Stuart making love to his new engine
Young joy rider trying to take it for a ride
Some reference pics so we know how to reassemble the pas and alternator From old engine
Stuart making love to his new engine
Young joy rider trying to take it for a ride
Some reference pics so we know how to reassemble the pas and alternator From old engine
stutab
Well-Known Member
Stuart making love to his new engine
Line it up, give it a good wiggle, couple twists and a good shove and we have the shaft penetrating the clutch with a nice tight fit into the spigot bush
marccleave
Active Member
Bloody fantastic pictures!!!
Love engine pictures!
Would it hurt to take the sump off? Only requires a gasket. Take the sump off, clean it inside and outside, especially inside! Then lick of paint for the outside and put it back on with a new gasket. Think about it, it won't take that long and if you do find anything in there then you can clean it out and it won't be laying around in the bottom and potentially get picked up (I know theres the mesh over the oil pick up and a filter...) but you really might as well it wouldn't hurt.
Keep the pictures coming!
stutab
Well-Known Member
Bloody fantastic pictures!!!
Love engine pictures!
Would it hurt to take the sump off? Only requires a gasket. Take the sump off, clean it inside and outside, especially inside! Then lick of paint for the outside and put it back on with a new gasket. Think about it, it won't take that long and if you do find anything in there then you can clean it out and it won't be laying around in the bottom and potentially get picked up (I know theres the mesh over the oil pick up and a filter...) but you really might as well it wouldn't hurt.
Keep the pictures coming!
Well I was going to drop the oil and give it a service so I suppose it wouldn't hurt. I use Blue Gasket paste anyway so its on the shelf. I might do it one night if i finish work early enough.
KillaJoules
Active Member
Don't forget we need this stud out for the PAS pump to swing on.
KillaJoules
Active Member
Stu's new limbs. I think he is building an artificial leg
stutab
Well-Known Member
Had a play today. I fitted the new turrets. They Worked
This is It Jacked up with the wheel off the floor
They are a tight fit
When I got home I cleaned off and painted the tank support and the AFM bracket
Road trip tomorrow to look at a V8 Disco. The wife thinks it's for her
This is It Jacked up with the wheel off the floor
They are a tight fit
When I got home I cleaned off and painted the tank support and the AFM bracket
Road trip tomorrow to look at a V8 Disco. The wife thinks it's for her
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
Good luck!!
stutab
Well-Known Member
Guess I got to fetch it now.
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jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
See you RTVing it Sunday then!
