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| LR90XS2011 Member Since: 05 Apr 2011 Location: bickenhill Posts: 3634   
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you will get a good 2.4 loads cheaper than that Google is your friend DEFENDER 90 TDCI XS,
I hope everyone is well and your land rovers make you happy |
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18th Dec 2016 5:50pm |
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| Stacey007 Member Since: 25 Sep 2015 Location: Cheshire Posts: 3728
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Hello
As above quick google fins this... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LAND-ROVER-DEFEN...SwstxVUyJu £2500 fitted with warranty no idea is that is good but at least its a guide, Good luck |
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18th Dec 2016 5:56pm |
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| g-mack Member Since: 07 Jan 2014 Location: northumberland Posts: 1967
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18th Dec 2016 5:57pm |
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| CR Member Since: 28 Jan 2010 Location: Ireland Posts: 947  
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Hi
Have you had the car since new? I am very surprised that an engine has gone after 90k miles, is there a possibility that it was clocked ? |
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18th Dec 2016 6:19pm |
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| Froglaise Member Since: 24 Sep 2016 Location: left forum Posts: 212 |
Is it made of gold or something? You have all the ancillaries and Defender specific parts already - you basically just need the block and head. I've swapped out much more complicated engines that this. Can't see how labour could get anywhere near to covering the rest. |
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18th Dec 2016 6:25pm |
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| mk1collector Member Since: 17 Sep 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 6769  
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Could it be the oil pump failure with the recall? If it was Landrover might contribute Ray
My build thread http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic17615.html |
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18th Dec 2016 6:43pm |
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| snapperspike Member Since: 18 Dec 2016 Location: North Yorks Posts: 2
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Hi guys, thanks for all replies.
Yup, hsd the vehicle from new. Your not as suprised as we are !!! We've been told that parts are unobtainium for the 2.4, which I find hard to believe. The £6K quote is including fitting vat etc, so an engine at £4K + would make it about right. What is more puzzling, is that we can get a short, guarenteed transit engine for £1100 !! I have yet to have a phone around on Monday, but as I said, as far as I can find out at the moment, the difference between the trannie engine and the defender engine, seems to be the flywheel, the sump, and possibly immobiliser and/or ecu. Seems crazy to me !! Thanks again for the posts. Merry bleedin' Xmas !!!!  |
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18th Dec 2016 7:02pm |
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| Supacat Member Since: 16 Oct 2012 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 11018 
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I know the customer relations section has been quiet recently but you should try a post there & see what the official line is regarding their obligation to support a model for 10 years.
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18th Dec 2016 7:27pm |
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| Froglaise Member Since: 24 Sep 2016 Location: left forum Posts: 212 |
Which parts are they talking about? If parts were that hard then Ford would have trouble with an awful lot of transit drivers! They were in production to 2011 and Ford follows the 10yr code of conduct on parts.
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18th Dec 2016 7:28pm |
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| Jonno Member Since: 06 Mar 2012 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 234 
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I once looked into parts availability on the 2.4 years ago and don't know if anything has changed. However at the time I came to the conclusion it was a throw away engine. Things like oversize pistons were not available from Ford. I do recall though that land rover offered more engine parts but at a premium price.
Ford / landrover would argue that they are still supporting the vehicle as they will happily sell you a new engine. Jono |
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19th Dec 2016 7:06pm |
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| Snatch Member Since: 30 Apr 2016 Location: Midlands Posts: 17 
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I have had 3 transit engine go now. All repaired on warranty
Known oil pump / recall fault as suggested. |
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19th Dec 2016 9:58pm |
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| Jonno Member Since: 06 Mar 2012 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 234
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I can see me needing to re engine my defender at some point. I think the car will easily outlast the engine and with the Puma not being as rebuild friendly as engines from the past, something else might have to be dropped in.
However getting the instrument cluster to work with another ecu would again be a huge issue. The Defender Puma is an odd vehicle it has many repairable elements like cars from the past, however the engine and ecu / electronics are as disposable as any. Jonno |
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20th Dec 2016 1:50am |
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| Froglaise Member Since: 24 Sep 2016 Location: left forum Posts: 212 |
A friend and I have been playing with a instrument cluster, trying to get it to work with different immobilisers/ecu and we've discovered it is possible with a third party fully programmable ECU. Actually the DPF sensor input gave more trouble than the immobiliser (simple to code in) as it turned out.
When it comes to a full engine change to a different unit entirely, which I think you are right will happen at some stage, then going that route with the ECU would be the best option if more expensive. Also gives some extra tuning options. Hopefully though, it's a good 10 or 15yrs before I need worry that much about it! |
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20th Dec 2016 12:07pm |
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| Snatch Member Since: 30 Apr 2016 Location: Midlands Posts: 17
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I had a stroked 7.1 LS3 corvette engine in my BMW
Z3. I ran an emerald ECU on that car, very easy to tune .👍 |
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20th Dec 2016 1:01pm |
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