I've been there, both the drowned and the recovery. All up it cost me about $2k, which included TD42 engine, freight, engine crane, oil, filters and a couple of tools.
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I've been there, both the drowned and the recovery. All up it cost me about $2k, which included TD42 engine, freight, engine crane, oil, filters and a couple of tools.
Thats cheap
I had to pull out a modified Navara with a snorkel, and all of the gears. Turns out they had the ECU under the seat, rather than above the water line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Konev
shit my little jimny would've floated off long before taking a drink hahah, good rescue dad
The replacement engine still had about 80,000km to run in as it only had 120,000km on the odo. Engine $1500, freight $125 (from Auck), Crane $250.Quote:
Originally Posted by northdude
@quentin quite a lot like that. Or in the footwell.Quote:
Originally Posted by quentin
Ford exploder ecu under the seat
I bet he bites his tongue when you are helping swap the Engine.
What motor in the Terrano?
A diesel motor Tommy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Few days of heavy rain,keep away from rivers.Bad luck.
And no snorkel
If only I knew now, what I thought in knew then. :)
in order be become older and wiser...first one must be young and dumb( and F.O.C. ) good on you Dad.... there will be a replacement engine around the show...pretty sure there is at least one sitting in yard in Temuka.
or repower time ls1 perhaps
LS7Quote:
Originally Posted by northdude