
So who's for the chop ?
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So who's for the chop ?
Lined up at the secret hideout this afternoon an array of scoobies, which shall be plundered for it's engine ?


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Re: So who's for the chop ?
got to be the 2.5, have you been turned adian?
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axeman wrote:got to be the 2.5, have you been turned adian?





Offers considered for engine wiring and ecu packages...


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66 splity deluxe GP mk1, ,3 type 25s 1 with 1.9dt peugeot engine 100+ 1 with 1.9N/A pug eng , there are 7 t25s with pug power in Darlington
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2.5 is quad cam I believe yes, pre 2000, uk model, made in japan, the 2.0 is a made in america UK model and the 2.2 a made in japan one, not sure of which market it was built for
I've got a partial history for the 2.5 which isn't bad, timing belt has been done on schedule at least and dealer service stamped book to end of book pages at 122k miles
I've got a partial history for the 2.5 which isn't bad, timing belt has been done on schedule at least and dealer service stamped book to end of book pages at 122k miles
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66 splity deluxe GP mk1, ,3 type 25s 1 with 1.9dt peugeot engine 100+ 1 with 1.9N/A pug eng , there are 7 t25s with pug power in Darlington
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erm,the 2.2 will that go in a two wheel drive bus type thing? my 1.9 wbx dg recon blew a ruddy great hole so i need an engine so am fishing and researching would it be a difficult swap what else is involved? me box is 4 speed? i ask thee cos i know u know (i dont) thanking you very kindly
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Ahem! I think you'll find the 2.2 is something to do with me...what a fine example of the breed...huge service history...might be open to a respectable offer to save me taking it home and getting found out 

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silverbullet wrote:Ahem! I think you'll find the 2.2 is something to do with me...what a fine example of the breed...huge service history...might be open to a respectable offer to save me taking it home and getting found out
I did say "offers considered".......





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any of them can go in a T25/T3 with some work and expense, check out RJES website for further information
there's a 1.9 DG sitting out of the van in Lincolnshire that could be parted with too if required, supposedly sub 80k miles, 1986 contact TMT for details and me for deal
there's a 1.9 DG sitting out of the van in Lincolnshire that could be parted with too if required, supposedly sub 80k miles, 1986 contact TMT for details and me for deal
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pm for you, Sitoomanytoys wrote:
I did say "offers considered".......![]()
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Re: So who's for the chop ?
Has to be the 2.5 Aidan...... then maybe we can do em' in Tandem 

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The 25 votes were a great threat to SONK, so much so that I now have an mot certificate for it, the check engine light is coming up as lamda sensor open circuit, but it goes and stops and might as well earn a living hauling gearbox parts about for a bit before any surgery is carried out, give me time to fix RJES gearbox and get necessary knowledge, parts etc. together, and see if the engine really is ok
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Cant wait to give it a test.....


Oh.. should we add the 2.2 will be available for a conversion.. or if nobody wants it, it will go in a "works" van.........


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Re: So who's for the chop ?
Think the 2.5 would bea lovely conversion especially on the gas 
