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  1. Had the same problem when I did mine.

    In the end I got a mate to force a prybar inbetween the gearbox and engine,whilst I jiggled the engine .

    It was just a very tight fit in the end.

    hi guys thanks for all the info and help i have the engine out after me and my bro did alot of pulling and pushing then it came apart job done now to get the 200 in ill be in touch if help needed again ^_^:D

  2. try to either view some pics of a seperated engine and gear box or check a haynes manual or similar as there are som difficult to find bolts at the top otherwise you may have a vacume between the engine and box causing them to stick together so maybe a carefull bit of prizing and hard shaking may help due to both parts being oily bits a cant see that they would have corroded together so i recone you must have missed a bolt

    i think i might have cause when i was moving the engine about the box was moving with it i just got to find it

  3. ive taken engine mounts off,gearbox tunnel,all the exhaust as making a side exit,and ive taken off all the water pipes and fuel lines and wiring

    but the engine and gearbox seem to be held together by something rather than being a pain are there any more bolts/nuts im missing

    all the ones ive taken off are just nuts and washers you mention a bolt where abouts is that cheers again steve.

    sorry yes leaving gear box in truck

  4. hi there i did mine a couple of weeks ago and there was no issue of getting it out i found getting the new engine back to the gearbox a bit more tricky but easy enough. are you leaving the gearbox in the truck? if yes basically engine mount (2) radiator hose, fuel line, battery connection on starter motor, earth from engine to chassis, turbo air intake, exhaust down pipe there's a 17mm bolt which hold it to the engine as well and bellhousing bolt make sure you get all out there are some which are well hidden. i've remove the floor and gearbox tunnel makes life so much easier only takes an extra 30mins to remove them. a bit of lifting it should pop out no need of rocking etc. if you are stuck don't hesitate to ask

    thierry

    ive taken engine mounts off,gearbox tunnel,all the exhaust as making a side exit,and ive taken off all the water pipes and fuel lines and wiring

    but the engine and gearbox seem to be held together by something rather than being a pain are there any more bolts/nuts im missing

    all the ones ive taken off are just nuts and washers you mention a bolt where abouts is that cheers again steve.

  5. hi im having trouble seperating my engine from my gear box (19j engine Lt77 gear box)

    so far i have undone all the nuts i can find on the flywheel housing (gear lever tunnel removed)

    all fuel lines oil cooler pipes and exhaust all removed

    starter motor removed

    and alot of lifting lowering shacking rocking and swearing still no joy so if any one can shed some light on my situation that would be great as i wanna get the 200 in by the weekend.

  6. hi guys and gals im looking at a tdi engine to put in my 90 but its an auto and want to put it on my manual box i will be using my td fly wheel is this poss

    with the engine being for a auto i hink im looking to much into it but want to make sure before i say yes to the engine to save me letting him down or more exspense as only just getting away with it with the wife for the conversion (its gotta pay for its self so more overtime at work needed lol)

    all the help asap would be great cheers in advance.

    p.s also if its all good and can be done no probs what clutch should i use (sorry for spelling)

  7. as above ive got cracks in the head by the looks of it where the fuel enters the engine i just wont to know can these be replaced or is it a new head dont have the money to put a tdi in (wish i could) so would like to know what i can do ive tried taking pics but camera playing up

    the cracks are on the under side of the head in the fuel channel by the looks of it and they are on every one (all four)

  8. hi i wont to put a side exit exhaust on my 90 ive seen the one from glyn lewis but dont wont to spend that sort of money and would like to have ago myself

    so has any one done one and could upload some pics and how they did it what they used

    cheers in advance for your help.

  9. hi all, my lights on the clocks, instruement, panel don't work never worked since i bought the defender 90 1987,need info, is there a switch, if so what colour are the wires when i removed dash, cheer's defender dinky

    hi defender dinky i had the same prob when i bought mine i had a switch next to the hazzard one with a picture of the interior light and a speedo it was nackered couldnt find one land rover couldnt find one so i put in some blue led boy racer type lights from halfords and took the live from side light switch and earthed it as normal on the dials hope this helps(the live wire on mine is red on the switch you push forward for your lights side and dipped beam)

  10. hi all im rebuildng my 2.5td engine and want to have the turbo charger reconditioned so just want some advice on what is the best company to send it to as have found loads but want to know what to exspect what to pay and what company i dont wont to be ripped off and ruin my turbo costing alot more than want to pay out cheers for your help cheers guys

  11. thanks for all the feed back guys i have had a chat with the boss (wife) and a tdi is a go and thanks western for the link about 300tdi its means i can look for both 200 and 300 and the zoo zoo engine is abit of a job but only with the exhaust as the turbo is on the other side of engine

  12. hi all my engine is playing up ive replaced fuel injectors injector pipes and the boost diaphram and still getting the same oil blasting out from the turbo down pipe and the engine smoking(blue smoke)and running away with its self

    does this mean new engine or could i get away with just a top end rebuild

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