Mitsubishi powered p38

There's a p38 on evil bay at mo with a 2.8 Mitsubishi diesel motor in? Any one seen any thing like it before? Can't link it cuz on me phone

Mark L said:

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Chrisfrain2007 said:

There's a p38 on evil bay at mo with a 2.8 Mitsubishi diesel motor in? Any one seen any thing like it before? Can't link it cuz on me phone

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Yes a company in bristol called Stanton Drew used to do this conversion but i dont think they exist any longer.

NICE FIT

Will have a delve into info on it, be interesting to see how they got the electrickery. BIts to work together

Chrisfrain2007 said:

Will have a delve into info on it, be interesting to see how they got the electrickery. BIts to work together

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Stanton Drew, Bristol, Avon BS39 4ES
Tel: 01275 332512 ...............................dont know if this number is still in use.

wow..an even worse engine!gutless fuel eating..and thats when in the shogun/pajero..

i hated mine!had 3..yuck...

I had a range rover classic with the 2.8 mitsubishi engine in it, seemed a very good conversion, drove well. Only difference I noticed is that it didnt have the intercooler (was a petrol) which this p38 does

Kind of wondered why anyone would bother, at least the 4m40 is better than the 4d56 zen and as you say would certainly like a drink.
Davie

Just had a quick Google, there's a company doing conversions to international 2.8 tgv engines ( whatever they are ) and also the TDV6 conversions.

has anyone fitted a mitsubishi 2.8 tdi into a 110?

elkhound said:

has anyone fitted a mitsubishi 2.8 tdi into a 110?

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Wouldn't know this is the range rover forum last time I clicked

theres a video of the international tgv engine fitted in a p38 on youtube not got a linky soz

the mitsubishi 4m40 engine is an old tech engine it puts out 125 bhp with the mechanical pump or 150 bhp with the electronic pump although the later pumps can give problems .
i work on these engines all the time and are generally a reliable unit , they do have a reputation for cracking heads but this is normally due to poor maintainance .
would i fit one in a p38 , no i dont think so they can be thirsty especially if you have heavy boots if looked after properly though they can easily do 200`000 plus miles .

rick.

I have fit a mitusubishi 2,8L engine on my P38, it just runs much better than the BMW 2,5, more power

Holy thread revival batman!!!!!

Oh and hi picies please