*NOW BOOKED FOR 2024* Transitmania 15 @ Santa Pod 19th to 21st July 2024 *ALL DETAILS HERE*


has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Transit Mk6 & Mk7 Forum. All Transits 2000 - 2013

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Thu Oct 05, 2017 12:05 pm

wojciech wrote:

If you do it yourself, it costs only valve price. In Poland 40-45 GBP/1pcs. I did it myself many times for me and for other guys - every time with positive effect. If van has bigger mileage, it is good change also sprayers. You need for it three keys, small tube Loctite 222 (2GBP) and few hours - nothing more.


Other people have done the same with Denso Injectors so the parts must be available at reasonable prices or they would have bought new Injectors. :wink:

If you refurbish your own Injectors....what about correction factors :?:
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Thu Oct 05, 2017 12:09 pm

the dutch guy wrote:don't take the exeption as a rule. :wink:

ps: you bought a mk7, that IS the problem. :mrgreen:


Hahaha....you could be right. 8)
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby ned » Thu Oct 05, 2017 12:15 pm

There is no answer to this argument, everyone loves the van they have, mk6 tdci owners like theirs van (and know the secret) mk7 van owners love their vans, no matter what spec or Ps it is as long as your happy with it then that's all that matters :wink: N
RUST IS LIGHTER THEN CARBON FIBRE

57 transit 85t260 2.2 swb, moondust silver.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=209987

03 transit 125t280 2.0 tdci swb 229,000 miles.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=168296
User avatar
ned
Transit Extremist
Transit Extremist
 
Posts: 21378
Joined: Sat Jan 16, 2016 9:01 am
Location: Somewhere in time

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby bambi mk 1 » Thu Oct 05, 2017 12:27 pm

the dutch guy wrote:but such a repair is still cheaper then getting another van with someone elses problems. nobody sells a car that has no problems, otherwise they would not sell it.

A lot of times the problem is keeping up with the Joneses that's all :wink:
On the sixth day God created a Sprinter on the seventh he gave it away and bought a TRANSIT
User avatar
bambi mk 1
Transit Extremist
Transit Extremist
 
Posts: 8826
Joined: Sat Nov 17, 2012 10:05 pm
Location: 24 Years living next door to Alice

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby the dutch guy » Thu Oct 05, 2017 12:42 pm

bambi mk 1 wrote:A lot of times the problem is keeping up with the Joneses that's all :wink:

usually it is not keeping up but trying to overtake (that yob in the audi). :mrgreen:
Mk6 SWB TDCI 125
the dutch guy
Transit Aficionado
Transit Aficionado
 
Posts: 494
Joined: Sun Jul 09, 2017 12:22 am

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby wojciech » Thu Oct 05, 2017 9:19 pm

MK7 user wrote:If you refurbish your own Injectors....what about correction factors :?:



I'm not doing... anything about correction factors. Every time I put in injectors in the same place. Delphi system has selfadaptation for injectors works parameters.
Practically engine with refarbish injectors sometimes works (on the begining) very bad, it looks as it would like to jump out from engine compartment . So I waiting 20-20 minutes on idle, later drive very easy, because usually with knocking. After 10 miles is much much better, after 50-80 miles everything is perfect.
But sometimes engine works very smoothly at once from the begining... 8)

If we talk in this thread about 2,0 tdci engine performance - I must say one thing. It is good to change in injectors not only valves, but also sprayers. Effect is unmistakable, especially in higher engine speed. It going up with speed as petrol engine up to 4.500. I was really surprised how quickly engine is coming up with speed. It was something new for me. In lower speed (1.800-3.000) effect is not so spectacular. Of course - usually it is best to drive with engine speed up to 2.500-3.000 (with greatest torque). But sometimes...not... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
User avatar
wojciech
Transit Fanatic
Transit Fanatic
 
Posts: 2117
Joined: Mon Aug 02, 2010 12:40 pm
Location: long way away

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Fri Oct 06, 2017 1:17 am

wojciech wrote:usually it is best to drive with engine speed up to 2.500-3.000 (with greatest torque). But sometimes...not... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:


Lol....it's very technical then. :mrgreen:
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Fri Oct 06, 2017 1:28 am

nedforceone wrote:There is no answer to this argument, everyone loves the van they have, mk6 tdci owners like theirs van (and know the secret) mk7 van owners love their vans, no matter what spec or Ps it is as long as your happy with it then that's all that matters :wink: N


Sorry Ned....a statement like that is far too liberal for my liking. :shock:

If you love your van you'll be prepared to fight for it's honour :mrgreen:

I'll be off on a 12 week training camp to Macklins gym in Marbella on monday....on my return, the first port of call will be Winsford, the Mk7 Cruiserweight is gonna be knocking on ya door bro....the next bout will see me off to Holland & the third leg of the World Tour will see me in Polska Land. :D
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby ned » Fri Oct 06, 2017 8:22 am

Fighting talk eh :lol:

I'll bring a spare set of injectors and a pump, you bring a spare prv, scv, laptop for pump n pilot learns, injector clamps and bolts, oil cooler and depending on the Ps a spare timing chain :lol: :wink:

Let the battle commence :lol: N
RUST IS LIGHTER THEN CARBON FIBRE

57 transit 85t260 2.2 swb, moondust silver.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=209987

03 transit 125t280 2.0 tdci swb 229,000 miles.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=168296
User avatar
ned
Transit Extremist
Transit Extremist
 
Posts: 21378
Joined: Sat Jan 16, 2016 9:01 am
Location: Somewhere in time

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Fri Oct 06, 2017 3:08 pm

nedforceone wrote:Fighting talk eh :lol:

I'll bring a spare set of injectors and a pump, you bring a spare prv, scv, laptop for pump n pilot learns, injector clamps and bolts, oil cooler and depending on the Ps a spare timing chain :lol: :wink:

Let the battle commence :lol: N


Erm....Err....I'd best carry 3 spare EGR's & some new pistons just to be on the safe side. :oops:
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby ned » Fri Oct 06, 2017 3:13 pm

MK7 user wrote:
nedforceone wrote:Fighting talk eh :lol:

I'll bring a spare set of injectors and a pump, you bring a spare prv, scv, laptop for pump n pilot learns, injector clamps and bolts, oil cooler and depending on the Ps a spare timing chain :lol: :wink:

Let the battle commence :lol: N


Erm....Err....I'd best carry 3 spare EGR's & some new pistons just to be on the safe side. :oops:


:lol: :lol: Kidnapping vantuner and bringing him along doesn't count either :lol: Look we can tune the mk7 you cant on the mk6 without total annihilation wohahaha. N
RUST IS LIGHTER THEN CARBON FIBRE

57 transit 85t260 2.2 swb, moondust silver.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=209987

03 transit 125t280 2.0 tdci swb 229,000 miles.
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=168296
User avatar
ned
Transit Extremist
Transit Extremist
 
Posts: 21378
Joined: Sat Jan 16, 2016 9:01 am
Location: Somewhere in time

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Sun Oct 08, 2017 4:49 pm

nedforceone wrote: :lol: :lol: Kidnapping vantuner and bringing him along doesn't count either :lol: Look we can tune the mk7 you cant on the mk6 without total annihilation wohahaha. N


Fair doo's....but bringing 3 different pcm's is allowed. 8)
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby MK7 user » Sun Oct 08, 2017 4:55 pm

wojciech wrote:People who talk only negative things about Delphi system haven't any long experience about it. Well done injectors and pump with genuine parts works without problems up to 200.000 km = 125.000 miles. Of course it isn't the best injection system in the world, but quite good. I know worse systems... :twisted:


Looking at another thread I now understand the Mk6 tddi is fitted with Delphi Injectors :roll:

Was there nothing that came off the production line with Bosch Injectors :?:
No Squire, not just any van....it has to be a Mk7 (VM.1) :D
User avatar
MK7 user
Transit Devotee
Transit Devotee
 
Posts: 1496
Joined: Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:43 am
Location: Grim HQ in the parish of Aston Nr the Great Hall

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby psv-hgv-flt » Sun Oct 08, 2017 9:59 pm

I had my 55 reg tourneo tdci 125bhp done back in the day,,,,,and had no probs ever and had it years.
User avatar
psv-hgv-flt
Transit Fanatic
Transit Fanatic
 
Posts: 4617
Joined: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:13 pm
Location: lincolnshire

Re: has anyone remapped a mk6 125 2.0 transit successfully

Postby nmartin546 » Sun Oct 08, 2017 11:07 pm

Cheers for the replys. My 53 280 125 transit has never let anyone down my boss had it before me it's done 215000 now it's been cutting out under load for 15000 miles due to (original) pump failure. But always kept on going putting second hand pump on it tomorrow and check injectors out, I've seen mk3 mondeo 130s being remapped surely they have the same ecu as the transit ? I'm waiting for this engine to blow but it keeps going even with years off abuse and little maintenance 80 to 200 miles a day can't fault it really.
nmartin546
Transit Fan
Transit Fan
 
Posts: 15
Joined: Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:33 pm

PreviousNext

Return to Mk6 & Mk7 - Third Generation Transits



Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users

This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.