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engine swap?

Postby kev the rev » Sat Jun 26, 2010 11:44 pm

hi there,ive got a mk6 2000 x reg 90/330 rwd which has gone bang after 200,000 miles :( im going to put in a second hand motor.will a 2005 d2fa with all aux ie-alt/turbo/pumps fit?my main question is will i have to use my injector pump(coded to vehicle)or will the one on the new engine be ok?also the clutch pressure plate looks different will i have to use mine?the new motor is a 90hp.cheers for any help :)
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Re: engine swap?

Postby welshy » Sun Jun 27, 2010 7:30 pm

the injector pump will need to be coded in, you could just swap the pumps around
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Re: engine swap?

Postby kev the rev » Sun Jun 27, 2010 8:32 pm

cheers for that,i thought that would be the case!is it hard changing them over :? so its in time with correct piston or do you have to use a special tool :?:
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Re: engine swap?

Postby ake » Sun Jun 27, 2010 9:06 pm

The pump needs to be timed up
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Re: engine swap?

Postby welshy » Sun Jun 27, 2010 9:47 pm

you'll need a timing pin to lock the crank and a 6mm drill bit to lock the pump and also you'll need a special tool to hold the fuel pump sprocket in place when removing the pump
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Re: engine swap?

Postby Altransit » Sun Jun 27, 2010 10:10 pm

welshy wrote:the injector pump will need to be coded in, you could just swap the pumps around

Thats what I thought as well, but a guy on here says different.....................
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Re: engine swap?

Postby winterheating » Sun Jun 27, 2010 11:23 pm

you need to make sure original pump has not failed causing engine failure first, i would just leave engine complete and code pump in, when all fitted.
auto locksmith, or mobile mechanic should be able to sort it, or tow to a ford dealer or other garage....

as your van is xreg, the map sensor, intake temp, and egr connections will be different so you will need to fit your EGR valve and your engine loom to the replacement, also if you dont do this the new "engine loom" wont match up to your earlier engine bay loom.

you will have to change inlet manifold aswell i think.
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Re: engine swap?

Postby kev the rev » Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:43 am

I think the 2003 motor i had chance of would have been simpler :? think the motor blow because stuck on motorway for hour & half (crawling)fully loaded then when cleared foot to floor & within 10 miles vibration and smoke :( stripped engine and second piston cracked with hole along pin direction.all pistons had same colour and injection pattern on so done think pump at fault?
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