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· MEG's Resident Removal Man
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Would it be feasable if not a tad expensive to have a TDCi lump dropped in my TD?

Im guessing i would need the ECU, Engine Looms Only, and obviously the engine and box with half shafts.

Im thinking about looking into this for a few years and to start saving now like.

Also what would probaly be the best place to ask.

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· Man in a Jag
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Wouldnt even bother - would be a massive job, a massive ballache to do and would be probably cheaper to just go out and buy a TDCi.
 

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well i was thinking in a few years time like once my Td lump has had its day.

It probaly could be done right just at great expense i would imagine.

I just love the mk2 shape to much to want to upgrade to a mk3 or 4 for that matter.

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the main problem is the electrics not the engine itself.
 

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yea thats why i was thinking ECU and looms would need to be put in. Only difficulty i could see in my narrowminded non experienced view would be the diagnotics port not hooking up with the ecu properly.

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It'd definatly be very cool and a one off, if not a little expensive! Although where would the fun and originality be in just upgrading to a MK3? I say get it done and post us loads of pics :L
 

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im thinking 4/5 years yet if my mk2 still has life (and some unrusted metal) in it

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even if you transfered al lthe looms you would still need to wire them up to exisitng wiring iwould leave it to a pro as far as wiring goes it will be a lot of work!!
 

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surely some place like autocraft could do it a doddle.

If they aquire all the neccesary info (which i assume they would) then it should just happen right.

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anything can be done if you have enough money and time , personally i wouldnt go there on this one as it would cost mucha money with new engine mounts , suspension mounts , electrics , plumbing and god knows what else , in my opinion it is a non starter , having said that , in 5 years time if you prove me wrong then i will be well impressed :D :D :D :D
 

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paulyoung666 said:
anything can be done if you have enough money and time , personally i wouldnt go there on this one as it would cost mucha money with new engine mounts , suspension mounts , electrics , plumbing and god knows what else , in my opinion it is a non starter , having said that , in 5 years time if you prove me wrong then i will be well impressed :D :D :D :D
Like you said anything can be done. Will have to wait and see.

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JCTH1 said:
surely some place like autocraft could do it a doddle.

If they aquire all the neccesary info (which i assume they would) then it should just happen right.

jcth1
i would ask somewhere before you do anything
 

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totalguy said:
JCTH1 said:
surely some place like autocraft could do it a doddle.

If they aquire all the neccesary info (which i assume they would) then it should just happen right.

jcth1
i would ask somewhere before you do anything
i would TG, would probs enquire with a company like autocraft first. Long term plans any how so no worry atm.

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