replace 2.5 n/a engine with 200/300tdi in 1985 110 s/w

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harrierpilot

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I need to replace the head on my 2.5 n/a 1985 110 s/w. As it's already done over 180k I think that now is the time to upgrade to 200/300 tdi. What should I go for (200 or 300) and do I want an engine out of a defender or a disco? Then there's exhaust, engine mountings. Will my gearbox be ok? Any advice PLEASE!
 
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i personally would geta 3ootdi, as it is a bit quieter and more refined than the 200. but theres not a lot in it.

if you get a 200, then a defender engine would be better but if you get a disco one then you would need a steve parker downpipe as the turbo is on top. if you get a 300tdi, then it doesnt matter as the defender/disco versions are identical.
 
i personally would geta 3ootdi, as it is a bit quieter and more refined than the 200. but theres not a lot in it.

if you get a 200, then a defender engine would be better but if you get a disco one then you would need a steve parker downpipe as the turbo is on top. if you get a 300tdi, then it doesnt matter as the defender/disco versions are identical.
Except the 200tdi fits straight in to a 90/110 chassis and the 300tdi doesn't unless you weld a new engine mount to the chassis.
 
I have a 2.5 N/A for sale if you want one!

Have gearbox, and zorst system too for sale:)

Oh... and get a 200. I've just had mine converted. The engine delivers the power perfectly, and you'll be saving a load on fuel too - and no funny fangled electricker to go wrong, just good old fashioned mechanics!!!!
 
Except the 200tdi fits straight in to a 90/110 chassis and the 300tdi doesn't unless you weld a new engine mount to the chassis.

yeh but its hardly the job of the century to weld new engine mounts is it?

i personally would prefer the 300 cos its that bit quieter.....couple that with a bit of sound proofing, and a disco transfer box, and i reckon you would have a reasonable motorway cruiser.

or as good as a deepender is ever gona be! not including the td5 or the new 6 speed transit jobby of course.
 
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