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trbod

trbod

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would the alternator off of a td5 fit onto a 200 tdi ?

im after one for my 200 tdi and happen to know where theres a td5 going spare , but dont want to mess about going and looking if some kind all knowiong person on hear would be kind enough to help me.


may thanks
 
Hmmm how can I put this with out this turning into ONE OF THOSE POSTS?

am sure it has occurred to all you landy buffs out there I am not one YET I am however hard working and willing to learn and like most persons these days turn to the comfort of my pc and the good old internet for help , advise etc. hence my post

so perhaps a no it wouldn’t trod would be more welcomed rather then the sarcasm , now lucky I can take this as I have sloppy shoulders I carnt help but wonder though how many other members have had such short visits and gone else where for the answer there after.

Just a thought, but hey ho thanks anyway, and a happy new year to you all
 
as chris tarrant says "its only easy if you know the answer" or words to that effect .

hence i didnt know the answer so asked.

i was under the assumption that parts from one landie may fit another . but thanks for letting me know they dont wiltshire ladyman
 
trbod said:
as chris tarrant says "its only easy if you know the answer" or words to that effect .

hence i didnt know the answer so asked.

i was under the assumption that parts from one landie may fit another . but thanks for letting me know they dont wiltshire ladyman
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on the 200/300 tdi there are a lot of interchangeable parts..the td5 is a different kettle of fish all together
 
If you knew your stuff and were a competent engineer you could no doubt make it fit but it would probably be way to expensive a project.
You'd need to fabricate mounts, find the correct pulleys and belts, alter the wiring etc. Never say never but be realistic. Quicker and cheaper to get the correct alternator. JMHO
 
Shifty1962 said:
If you knew your stuff and were a competent engineer you could no doubt make it fit but it would probably be way to expensive a project.
You'd need to fabricate mounts, find the correct pulleys and belts, alter the wiring etc. Never say never but be realistic. Quicker and cheaper to get the correct alternator. JMHO
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Best answer so far, and exactly what I was thinking.
Nice one.
:)
 
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