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RICK

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hello everybody .. i'm just coming to the end of a rebuild on my 90 and as a result i'm starting to think about the next one . i've had a look at what i've got and had an idea , ( uups ) . i've got an 2.5na diesel and a lt77 gearbox with all the bit's and pieces inc rad etc . so the question is,will this engine and box combo go into a series 3 , i've wanted to rebuild a series 3 for years but never found the right one , i grew up with them my dad had thousands . any help would be welcome ..
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hello yella , it's not that much off an exageration trust me my mum used to go belistic , she once did'nt speak to him for days cos he came home in a 2b , i did'nt know mums could swear like that
 
i like the sound of that , lets all talk about tight leather , we could also try dairy products , you now creams and so on ..................sorry ,got a bit carried away then .
by the way is anybody gonna answer my question .... remember that , the one about the 90na and the lt77 .
 
yeh but no but yeh but ....... whats ffs...... now be careful remeber i've just got a snooker cue
 
ah... well see ... what .... if i tell them you told me they'll think i don't know what i'm talking about .
 
Sorry to give a straight reply, but, yes the 2.5 N/A Diesel will go straight into the S3. The very late ones had a 2.25 version (same head/castings) mated (don't get excited) to a standard S3, D suffix gearbag. I have one and can let you have a pic of the engine bay if it would help. email me direct and I will send you one.

I don't have a clue about the lt77 box. Can you post letters in it?
 
wow !!!!! a proper reply !!!!!
tell me more , are you saying the engine should fit the series box , i can live without the lt77 :)
 
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Yes, I think the engine should go straight in, and connect to any series gearbox/propshafts etc.

It won,t set the world on fire. You would be well advised to fit an overdrive or range-rover diff's if you plan to do more motorway than off-road, otherwise you will run out of revs at about 55 mph.
 
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