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peugeot expert project - davidfarrellt - 15-09-2015
i picked up a 02 peugeot expert 1.9 na d with a blown engine (for free might i add) and i aslo got a 02 206 2.0 hdi that runs and drives that ive yet to pick up as a donor car . ill upload picks later of the two but im after a bit of advice for the moment weather to go hdi or xud
ive done xud9t swaps before but only in older cars such as a ph1/ph2. and 405 and my old early moddle belrlingo lego swap jobs
ive been looking for on doing a swap into the expert cant really see why it wouldnt fit all the mounts are the same its just the wiring and the fact the expert has a hydraulic clutch. if any one has any advice its much appreciated thanks
RE: peugeot expert project - Uberderv - 15-09-2015
206 hdi has hydraulic clutch too. Hdi will go into an XUD with a de immobilized ECU, primer pump and ECU outputs connected to glowplugs etc... Only problem I can see is the angle the engine sits at, a 206 sits quite upright.
RE: peugeot expert project - davidfarrellt - 16-09-2015
thanks for the info and advice ive decided im gunna go xu and use hdi rods havent decided on a turbo yet but as things happens one of my mates is selling a garret ar60 for 100 euro so ill see but theres acers of space and the engine is up dead striahgt in the van too
just getting it out looks fun with a block and tackle so ill need to borrow an engine crane and after a battle with bumper bolts rounding and then spinning i decided to cut the bumper to get to the bolts then cut them one more item to add to the list
one advantage to having a project van it stores itself