Turbo 300tdi silly question
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wiltshire landyman
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why would you wanna do that?
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Your right that is a silly question 
but yes you can make it N/A but it wouldn't pull the skin of a rice pudding, it would probably struggle to pull itself along.
but yes you can make it N/A but it wouldn't pull the skin of a rice pudding, it would probably struggle to pull itself along.If you can do it with a 200tdi why not a 300tdi?
"200Di" diesel conversion for Series Land Rovers - by Glencoyne Engineering
"200Di" diesel conversion for Series Land Rovers - by Glencoyne Engineering
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I didn't say you can't do it i said it won't go very well if you do it
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I don't suppose a 200TDI would go very well either without its turbo
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Correct
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Ever driven a a turbo charged engine with a split boost pipe??
I have, a few day's into owning my current Disco the turbo hose split on way home, believe me it was the slowest trip home ever ... engine was totally gutless and could barely get above 30mph. Natas .. if you're considering removing the turbo, think very hard about it as you'll regret it.
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Yes...black smoke, strange noises, no power...very worrying until you find out what it is...especially when it happens on the last few miles up through France towards the ferry port when towing a caravan
