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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #15 on: 01 December 2014, 10:53:05 »

Just get yourself a pair of these before you fit the engine to it, yeah?



Steel toecaps are your friend  :y
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« Reply #16 on: 01 December 2014, 12:05:31 »

Haha! I already have steel toe-tectors, DBG....... not as, errrr, shiny as those but still they d the job haha
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #17 on: 01 December 2014, 12:26:57 »

Made in Britain  :)

Do you want some throttle body screws?  :y
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« Reply #18 on: 01 December 2014, 12:43:02 »

Made in Britain  :)

Do you want some throttle body screws?  :y

Thanks for the offer mate but I am good thanks :y
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #19 on: 01 December 2014, 13:30:27 »

hehe.... no worries, they've not exactly been flying off the shelves.  :D I had to buy a pack, not just the four I wanted. (previous time I went in there, after washers it was a different guy - he just gave me the washers I wanted for free - this time they made me buy a box full  ::) )
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #20 on: 01 December 2014, 13:37:38 »

lol fair play mate.

So, getting this engine in good order prior to a potential swap (still considering it or whether to keep it as a spare)

i'm thinking it's worth having the sump off and giving the oil strainer / pick up tube a good de-clog as first port of call. ill then get some head gaskets and bolts and fit the heads. then get accessories.

i presume my 2.5 pullies would fit?
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #21 on: 01 December 2014, 13:45:14 »

Wandering into territory I'm not as familiar with, and no personal experience of, but I'll chance my arm...

I believe they are the same - the cambelt kits and cam locking kits being the same on all the V6s (well, different, but the same, if you follow) suggests they are the same. Can see there being a fractional diffference between the X??XE engines and the Y??SE engines, but that shouldnt affect you. Happy to be corrected, though.  :y
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #22 on: 01 December 2014, 13:53:35 »

Yeah i think they are the same.

If they are the same and cam sprockets, pulleys, stats/transfer pipes etc. are the same i may get them off here....saves having to swap out everything from my current lump on the fitment of the new one.

i believe 2.5 inlets/injectors can be used but its wise to get the bigger 3.0 inlets to stop airflow restrictions? this correct. if not would be awesome to use a spare 2.5 inlet/injector assembly i have.
although i do know i need a 3.0 ''divider''.....which in common speak is the black sandwich plate.

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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #23 on: 01 December 2014, 13:53:50 »

lol fair play mate.

So, getting this engine in good order prior to a potential swap (still considering it or whether to keep it as a spare)

i'm thinking it's worth having the sump off and giving the oil strainer / pick up tube a good de-clog as first port of call. ill then get some head gaskets and bolts and fit the heads. then get accessories.

i presume my 2.5 pullies would fit?

 :y Unless RB has already done it  :-\
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #24 on: 01 December 2014, 14:03:23 »

TBH even if he hasnt i think i'd like to get my grubby paws in there as i can clean the strainer and at least get a good look at the innards :):):)

i trust by removing the sump ill be presented with the strainer right there? simply undo and clean and reassemble? :)
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #25 on: 01 December 2014, 14:54:16 »

TBH even if he hasnt i think i'd like to get my grubby paws in there as i can clean the strainer and at least get a good look at the innards :):):)

i trust by removing the sump ill be presented with the strainer right there? simply undo and clean and reassemble? :)

Aye i think so , cant find a picture either  :-\ One job i always forget to do  :-[
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #26 on: 01 December 2014, 16:45:40 »

lol fair play mate.

So, getting this engine in good order prior to a potential swap (still considering it or whether to keep it as a spare)

i'm thinking it's worth having the sump off and giving the oil strainer / pick up tube a good de-clog as first port of call. ill then get some head gaskets and bolts and fit the heads. then get accessories.

I know where i can get hold of. 3.0 now if i decide to stick a v6 in the truck lol....

i presume my 2.5 pullies would fit?
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #27 on: 01 December 2014, 16:53:07 »

Buy an engine stand. Makes it alot easier to work on.
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #28 on: 01 December 2014, 17:12:44 »

lol fair play mate.

So, getting this engine in good order prior to a potential swap (still considering it or whether to keep it as a spare)

i'm thinking it's worth having the sump off and giving the oil strainer / pick up tube a good de-clog as first port of call. ill then get some head gaskets and bolts and fit the heads. then get accessories.

i presume my 2.5 pullies would fit?

 :y Unless RB has already done it  :-\
no i havent, will need doing tbh. got some cam pulleys here if needed.
steve, i will send you an address for the head gaskets & bolts, reasonable price too. bear with me. lol. what a pun eh.  :D
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Re: Thanks to The Red Baron...
« Reply #29 on: 01 December 2014, 17:43:15 »

Thanks mate  :y
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