Turbo II Conv. Rebuild

Started by Wav, December 12, 2004, 08:19:17 PM

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Wav

Hey Guys,

I went over to help Ali from Derby (MRC forum user) remove his engine from his nice red Turbo II convertible this weekend. He should be rebuilding it over crimbo and will hopefully be ready early next year. Engine removal was pretty straight forward apart from having to sort out the alarm wires from the ecu wires and having to prize the engine from the gearbox as the box mount was so worn that the whole gearbox moved with the engine when we tried to shake it loose :rolleyes:

Here are a few pics from today.

Paul:D

Wav

Engine out and everyone is happy:cool Shame about the blurred pic:(

Wav

Pic of my Red FD at Ali\'s house just for good measure:D

Paul;)

Brett

>Health and safety mode ON<

 I Didnt see any axel stands or other supports in that first pic\'.....  You didn\'t just use the jack did you?  Very easy way of getting yourself killed.

>Health and safety mode OFF<
Brap Brap Brap Brap

mattmaclennan

I was thining exactly the same thing:confused: ;)

grinder

me to !

i can remember him buying that - he bought it with a dead engine didnt he ?


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Wav

Yes the car is supported by thin air and good will:rolleyes:

Come on guys you should know me better than that by now, and if that\'s how I worked then surely I\'d already be dead:( ;) It had 2 great big phat axle stands under the chassis struts! And a trolley jack supporting the gearbox.


Yep he bought the car with a blown engine,

Paul:)

Wav

Anyway it wasn\'t me under the car;) :rollin

Paul:p

Brett

Brap Brap Brap Brap

travellinbob

I definately think that fd\'s look awesome with out the boot spoiler. Sorry, just another random opinion from the back of the room.
 Are you going to do the rebuild yourself?

Wav

QuoteOriginally posted by travellinbob
I definately think that fd\'s look awesome with out the boot spoiler. Sorry, just another random opinion from the back of the room.
 Are you going to do the rebuild yourself?

Yes yes you are very right in my opinion (obviously), just don\'t ask Gurj\'s opinion ;) And your thoughts do matter because you\'re right :D

Yep Ali will be rebuilding the engine himself, I will probably go round to see him strip it though, always interested in what\'s gone pop:D and will give him a hand if required. Check out the sticky rebuild take 1 thread I did last summer if you haven\'t already seen it.

And remember you are right!,

Paul;)

travellinbob

Cheers for the vote of confidence on being right. Not too often that happens:rollin
 I have already seen the rebuild thread you did. Very cool to see your efforts rewarded with a smooth running.

Den

Love the wheels on the t2, the whole car looks in great condition. Which kit are you using to rebuild ?

Wav

QuoteOriginally posted by Den
Love the wheels on the t2, the whole car looks in great condition. Which kit are you using to rebuild ?

Yep the car is in very good condition just needs a new hood. He imported the wheels in from the US, they are 18\'s as well:eek: but fit fine and look sweeeeeeeeeet:bandit ;)

Think Ali will be ordered the rotary aviation master rebuild kit or similar from the US in the next few weeks.

Cheers for the interest,

Paul:)