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Offline tech1889

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Re: PD Conversion
« Reply #30 on: 02 September 2011, 21:13 »
Thanks for the info guys.. Any more info on the engines.. what makes them so easy to swap less sensors ?? VNT Turbo from a pd lump ??

Thanks  :smiley: be good to get as much info in one place

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Re: PD Conversion
« Reply #31 on: 02 September 2011, 21:28 »
1Z works ok, in std form they don't rev as high as the earlyer motors

aaz's will tune well but good ones are near unobtanium.

the troublesome T4 started life as a 1.9 NAD.   had an AAZ and a 1Z in there  turning them up  in a van full of heavy welding/spannering kit and that often had a trailer behind it dosent appear to be the worlds best idea ( it ate the bottom ends )   once youve done the usual stuff make a manifold and swap the turbo i robbed the turbo of a LT35 and it seemed to like that,  it also seemed to go a lot better with a log manifold i knocked up in  the shed. 
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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #32 on: 02 September 2011, 21:35 »
if you get one from a mk3 golf they will swap straight over everything wont they ?

what about pd turbos fitted to this engine ?
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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #33 on: 02 September 2011, 21:42 »
Check what mounts they need, I think it's probably from a MK3.

AAZ is straight swap for the most part being a mechanical TD lump if coming from a MK GTD, no silly sensors and no ECU iirc. the 1Z is a TDI so I assume it's more involved but not as silly as a PD, I never really looked into doing it but DH said it would be the better of the two.

Or you can be nuts and do a Franken motor as the yanks call it and mix a 1.5D from a MK1 and 1.6TD from a MK2 (I think you can mix these using a 1.5 block with 1.6 head?) or 1.6TD block with 1.9 AAZ head - try explaining that to an insurance company :grin:




* some info is probably wrong, I half heartedly looked at doing it about 2 years ago knowing I couldn't really do it because I had no garage and my GTD was my daily hack.
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But for the purest engine experience, displacement has no replacement. All other methods are simply attempts to artificially recreate the benefits of displacement.

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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #34 on: 02 September 2011, 21:45 »
^^ That is interesting but as you say mixing 2 engines from two different mk's would make for a fun conversation with the insurance company..

So let me get this right the AAZ is mechanical injection and no ECU.... And the 1Z engine is a TDI engine with less sensors (likely) than a PD but it has a ECU which makes mapping and such much much easier ??

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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #35 on: 02 September 2011, 21:49 »
Sommat like that :grin: Sure danny can clear up some info about the 1Z :smiley:
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But for the purest engine experience, displacement has no replacement. All other methods are simply attempts to artificially recreate the benefits of displacement.

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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #36 on: 02 September 2011, 21:50 »
Sommat like that :grin: Sure danny can clear up some info about the 1Z :smiley:

thanks Jay  :smiley:
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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #37 on: 02 September 2011, 21:53 »
Damn you :angry:






















got me looking at GTD's again :laugh:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1991-VW-VOLKSWAGEN-GOLF-MK2-GTD-TURBO-DIESEL-RED-/170690067886?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item27bdebbdae#ht_500wt_1156

bit suspect about the 'oil cooler' leaking oil into the water :undecided: probably a glown head gasket or crack between the oil and water ways.
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But for the purest engine experience, displacement has no replacement. All other methods are simply attempts to artificially recreate the benefits of displacement.

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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #38 on: 02 September 2011, 21:58 »
Wouldn't worry about oil cooler just change it and do a coolant and oil flush and would be sweet.. IMO Diesel tuning is turning into the way forward especially with the price of petrol nowadays.. Ive decided what car i want in a few years time when prices reduce.. a BMW 335D 340bhp with just a remap and still 39mpg  :tongue: :tongue: :tongue:

Sorry Jay im terrible aint i  :laugh: :laugh:
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Re: PD Conversion ( Now TDI Conversions)
« Reply #39 on: 02 September 2011, 21:58 »
aint u stuck a 20v in my old car yet, do it. or just get a motorbike which is much more fun  :cool: