engine swap

gazztd5

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• Mar 5, 2010

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ive just been offered an engine from a 2001 dse with 40000 miles on it,i think its just a straight swap but not sure if the new engine needs coding to the ecu or should it just fire straight up,

cheers
Gareth

 

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gavbriggs

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• Mar 5, 2010

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fire styraight up i think!! although thats assuming your putting it in a doozel rangey of the same model. if your putting it in a BMX frame then you need it coding!!

 

gazztd5

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• Mar 5, 2010

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cheers Gav,its a 2001 going into a 98 probably just the air flow meter and egr to get rid of the newer engine,wifes just asked me why i am wanting to convert to diesel and not keep it petrol:doh::doh:,hence the reason i dont let her anywhere near the drivers seat,

 

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gavbriggs

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tell her its because the newer doozel has a photon erradicator that actually promotes tree growth as you drive along!!!


that should fcuk her up for a while!!!

 

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• Mar 5, 2010

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gavbriggs said:

fire styraight up i think!! although thats assuming your putting it in a doozel rangey of the same model. if your putting it in a BMX frame then you need it coding!!

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anyone got the code to put a V8 into my bmx frame

 

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gavbriggs

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robp38 said:

anyone got the code to put a V8 into my bmx frame

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yeah its 1515 entered via the seat stem interlock!

 

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gavbriggs said:

yeah its 1515 entered via the seat stem interlock!

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ah thats where i been going wrong :doh:

 

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gavbriggs

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see, told you i knew everything!!!

 

robp38

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gavbriggs said:

see, told you i knew everything!!!

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i dont doubt it gav

 

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gavbriggs

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i knew you were gonna say that!!!:violin:

 

rewmer

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• Mar 6, 2010

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You didn't know you had to turn the handlebars to the left 4 times before entering the code.

 

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• Mar 6, 2010

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be a fcuking hell of a lot easier to leave the engine in the 2001 and get it on the road though.

 

robp38

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rewmer said:

You didn't know you had to turn the handlebars to the left 4 times before entering the code.

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you obviously know more than gav and he said he knew everthing ?????

 

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gavbriggs

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rewmer said:

You didn't know you had to turn the handlebars to the left 4 times before entering the code.

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yeah i did, and the left pedal at TDC before starting the engine!!

 

gazztd5

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• Mar 6, 2010

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ssmn1234 said:

be a fcuking hell of a lot easier to leave the engine in the 2001 and get it on the road though.

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the 2001 was parked on a building site last year when a low loader carrying a 40 excavator reversed over the back end of it,to say it was an uneconomical repair would be an understatement.