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Scooby engine fit advice

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Hi all,

my 1.9 df engine is playin up, am thinking of fitting a sccoby.

What sort of cash is required for this fit, included buying the lump, ECU etc,

Any info greatfully recieved.


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when i did it i bought the whole car then you know you have everything you need, it cost me 150 for the lot the car was rusty and only fit for the scrappy so got it cheap!!! So are you doing the conversion youself ???
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Scooby conversion

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Hi,

Yes I was thinking of it, just taken the df engine out to do tappets but after all that, they still rattle after being left or short journeys,

Was thinking of a scooby...Myself and me and the outlaw, hes a old time mechanic...

Is it difficult.

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hard depends on how you look at it, im a mechanic by trade have all the tools i needed and a good understanding of vehicle electrics, its more than possible to do it your self, and most parts are availabe of the self, things like wireing diagrams to "done" looms, exhausts engine mounts, plus you need to decide on either a bellhousing conversion or a conversion plate, i have the plate meathod on mine but thats due to the bellhousing kits only being in the prototype stage!!
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quick query gents

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sorry for butting into this thread but have a quick question which is can i put a scooby into a t25 1.9 auto box setup - my engine just blew so looking at options - people seem to mention manuals only when talking about converting - i should say i know knaff all about engines but will to learn bearing the cost of it all - thanks and regards - john

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yes you can fit a scooby to the auto box , there are several doing the rounds!

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It all really depends on what parts you use and who installs.
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scooby starter quiz

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Hi, tryin to find out what starter to fit to a maual conversion scooby that Im doin. Anyone know what one theyve used? :?
My standard Aircooled one is poor and cant turn the scoob.Works fine in a 2.0 aircooler. Cheers. Mark.
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