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Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: pas on December 11, 2007, 18:53:45
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Hi guys
anybody know how can I tell if I have a 2.25 or 2.5 NA Deisel
I have a 110 HCAP that ive shrunk but it had a DT from new and I know there is no turbo there but not sure If its a 2.5 or a 2.25. I have been told its an ex military block (its red) with s/n 12J06***C
anybody know of any tell tales??
cheers
Paul
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post a picture up :wink:
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s/n 12J06***C
anybody know of any tell tales??
cheers
Paul
12J is a 2.5 naturally asthmatic
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s/n 12J06***C
anybody know of any tell tales??
cheers
Paul
12J is a 2.5 naturally asthmatic
Correct. :D
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cheers
now lets see if it passes its mot on friday
is it right that a Tdi is a straight swap for one of these or is it major work??(and does it have a mechanical pump)
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or the other thought I had was seeing if it would take LPG enrichment???
(I have just about enough bits lying around from my V8 disco to give it a go :twisted: ) :lol:
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a 200tdi will slot straight in on the original mounts and gearbox bellhousing - jus t have to move a stud or two. you need all of the rad and intercooler etc, its often best to buy a cheap rotten disco and take the bits off it . its very worthwhile
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ok , didn't quite make it thru the MOT , the minor stuff i've fixed already (loose swivels and repeater indicators not workin) but the thing i'm struggling with is the oil coming (rapidly) out of the dip stick tube so the MOT gut can't put his temp probe in for the emissions
anybody any ideas of the cause
cheers
Paul
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Worn rings
Blocked crankcase breather
Blocked oil pickup filter (drop sump to check)
Worse case scenario blown head gasket. (unlikely without other symptoms)
Too much oil in engine
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unfortunatley i know its not the later as its only just been registering on teh dip stick,
don't suppose you could direct me to the crank case breather as i cant see one (this is what i'm hoping it is as I was told the engine was refurbed about 3yrs ago, that said its a different block to the original on the v5)
cheers
Paul