Took the damed thing off, will worry about it later. Need to see if everything else is gonna fit. On my own tonight so can’t lift bulkhead on, what else is there to try and see if things are gonna fit that I can lift myself?
 

Attachments

  • D11E8301-2FD8-48F7-AB2A-AADC01ABCEF7.jpeg
    D11E8301-2FD8-48F7-AB2A-AADC01ABCEF7.jpeg
    282.1 KB · Views: 112
Took the damed thing off, will worry about it later. Need to see if everything else is gonna fit. On my own tonight so can’t lift bulkhead on, what else is there to try and see if things are gonna fit that I can lift myself?
For my peace of mind I would want to check the gear levers line up with the hole in the tunnel. I don't know the different length possibilities with the different engine and gearbox permutations, so I'd want to physically check it. Some of the guys above have obviously done engine and gearbox swaps and so know the score. Personally, I think it's good to check things though as it can help avoid wasted time, effort, money etc. You'd just need to dry fit the bulkhead and tunnel.
 
Those pulleys all look a bit grotty, I take it the engine has been sat outside unused for a few years. You'll need to give all of them a good spruce up to prevent horrible noises and premature belt wear and definitely fit a new tensioner pulley.
 
Last edited:
Those pulleys all look a bit grotty, I take it the engine has been sat outside unused for a few years. You'll need to give all of them a good spruce up to prevent horrible noises and premature belt wear and definitely fit a new tensioner pulley.
Believe it or not but It’s been dry stored for a few years now, think that’s from where I jet washed the whole thing off, the whole thing turns freely on the big nut at front. It is getting full timing kit and water pump, is there anything else that should be changed while in there?? What’s the best way to clean wheels without damaging them ?
 
The ribbed pulleys need a good wire brushing the flat pulleys sanding off and resprayed with etch primer then satin black paint.
 
Was supposed to wait for a Mate coming to help me and check if things fitted ok tomorrow but couldn't wait. Used the hoist to get bulkhead on, was quite easy really.
Anyway please excuse all the photos, got a bit carried away with camera.
As far as I can see things seem to fit ok, but then again Ive just guessed where they go but please tell me if there is anything wrong.
Also forgot to say, this Bulkhead is Not the Original, the PO thinks its off a TD5, Can anyone tell by photos ??
Thanks
 

Attachments

  • bh14.JPG
    bh14.JPG
    264.4 KB · Views: 122
  • bh15.JPG
    bh15.JPG
    275.9 KB · Views: 109
  • bh3.JPG
    bh3.JPG
    221.3 KB · Views: 123
  • bh6.JPG
    bh6.JPG
    242.6 KB · Views: 109
  • bh5.JPG
    bh5.JPG
    244.3 KB · Views: 140
  • bh7.JPG
    bh7.JPG
    220 KB · Views: 108
  • bh8.JPG
    bh8.JPG
    261.6 KB · Views: 151
  • bh10.JPG
    bh10.JPG
    258.8 KB · Views: 122
Was supposed to wait for a Mate coming to help me and check if things fitted ok tomorrow but couldn't wait. Used the hoist to get bulkhead on, was quite easy really.
Anyway please excuse all the photos, got a bit carried away with camera.
As far as I can see things seem to fit ok, but then again Ive just guessed where they go but please tell me if there is anything wrong.
Also forgot to say, this Bulkhead is Not the Original, the PO thinks its off a TD5, Can anyone tell by photos ??
Thanks

Take a photo of the wiper motor mounts.
 
First couple of pics looks a little snug around bellhousing, or is it just the angle?

J
 
Some more pics of my 300tdi-LT77 combination that may give you some idea where the engine sits in relation to the bulkhead and steering box.
As far as I can see, your engine is in the standard 200tdi, 2.5 N/A location, if the gear-box uses standard LT77 mounts, and the engine is level, it is the only place it can be.
Your turbo should be very close to the passenger foot-well, the small pipe at the rear should touch unless modified.
I see that you have a TD5 engine cross-member, this should make routing the exhaust a little easier.
I still think that a four-bolt PAS-box will cure your problems and allow you to retain the viscous fan.

P1080754a.jpg

P1080755.JPG
P1080761.JPG
 
Some more pics of my 300tdi-LT77 combination that may give you some idea where the engine sits in relation to the bulkhead and steering box.
As far as I can see, your engine is in the standard 200tdi, 2.5 N/A location, if the gear-box uses standard LT77 mounts, and the engine is level, it is the only place it can be.
Your turbo should be very close to the passenger foot-well, the small pipe at the rear should touch unless modified.
I see that you have a TD5 engine cross-member, this should make routing the exhaust a little easier.
I still think that a four-bolt PAS-box will cure your problems and allow you to retain the viscous fan.

View attachment 175730
View attachment 175731 View attachment 175732
so dose everything seem to match up ok for the rebuild ? apart from the Steering box, You are spot on about my turbo see pic.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_3951.JPG
    IMG_3951.JPG
    288.3 KB · Views: 100
Every thing looks to be where it should be.
Thank You, was worried there was something drastically wrong.
So basically I have 3 choices here 1 leave fan off like a lot of people do and have no problem, 2 electric fan and 3 fit 4 bolt steering box,
If a 4 bolt comes up cheap enough I will buy and fit but there's lots to do in the mean time.
Will take Bulkhead back off and tidy it up a bit before fitting again.
 
Are the fan diameter for both disco/LR the same?
Grasping at straws....
Chassis are different has the engine mounts been put on to low?
Are you using 300tdi mounts ?Thanks
 

Similar threads