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D24Tic conversion to a S/V70 Tdi engine

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Old Aug 20th, 2013, 16:07   #1
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Default D24Tic conversion to a S/V70 Tdi engine

Hi all,
I was wondering if this is possible to a conversion on an existing 7/940 diesel car?
I'm not sure if the existing gearbox will attach to the engine without modification.....I'm thinking bolt pattern, clutch space, if it would be ok. I have looked on line but haven't seen this conversion done before.
What do you think?
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Old Aug 20th, 2013, 21:42   #2
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I've seen it done before to a 940

I would have thought the bolt pattern etc would be the same.

Question is though - why?? D24s are awesome, you'd have to change your signature too!!

Seriously though, the D5252s are brilliant engines, really good on fuel compared to a d24 and 140bhp in standard trim isn't to be sniffed at.

They do make a nice growl too, I keep trying to convince a mate to sell me his 888 Special Transporter with the same engine (not intercooled, but would be if I had it!)

They respond well to a remap too

Just wiring them up would be a ball ache, and they have to be dynamically timed too, no "that's about right" when setting a D5252 pump!

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Old Aug 20th, 2013, 22:24   #3
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having both engines in the household, really i dont understand why either. the 5252t is a lot worse to work on, you need a computer for a lot of things, and i think not really much more capable when you consider how easy it is to make a d24 make more power. also, i'm only getting 2mpg less than our 5252t powered v70 on average at the moment!

think it would be a great swap dont get me wrong, but only if there was no way of carrying on with the smoother, nicer sounding, and more moddable d24! also, if you were going to go as far as sorting all the wiring for a d5252t then why not just use a whiteblock M90 and a D5? seems like a much more logical swap given they make a better noise, make more power standard than a remapped d5252t, and are more efficient too?

just my tuppence worth, and jsut to show i'm not all negative, i had considered this very swap before i got the d24 in

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Old Aug 20th, 2013, 22:59   #4
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Ive had 3 six cylinder and 2 five cylinder engines, both have ther own merits and both very good engins. Things that are influential are that the D24's are now a rear car to get hold of, esp on that has been looked after. If the 5 pot could bolt up to a M90 D24 the rest should be fairly easy one hopes. Regarding the wiring, that may be left to someone that knows what they are doing......ie not me!
Thing is, ive my heart set on a flat front 740 saloon in good shape but they are not available. I could sacrifice a diesel 940 to convert a petrol 740.......or go the other extreem and do 960 or S90..... like someone here... ;-)
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or go the other extreem and do 960 or S90..... like someone here... ;-)
Who's that then?!
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Old Aug 21st, 2013, 10:30   #6
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Default S90/960 conversion

Now that would be a hybrid car, S90 with d24 prop, gearbox and five pot diesel engine.
When converting your 960, did you run into issues with the rear suspension/axle?
What were the things to look out for when converting yours?
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