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    hi!
    i havent posted much on here, as i was once too busy repairing a dying crossflow every other minute. but thats all changed as it has now been binned for a genuine ford exchange engine that has done roughly 10k since rebuild all in all it took me and the old un about 8 hours in total to swap them over (from one running engine, to another running engine) which although some of you can flick them in and out quicker than a fiddlers elbow, i was quite proud of.


    new engine in transit from wales from whence it was taken from a tidy 2 door thats off to be group 4'd

    out came the diesel and gunk and any other degreaser i could lay my hands on

    day 2: at about 9 am the journey begins, the old engine (which i accidentally sprayed pink ) is unwhittingly descended on

    after about 30minuutes of disconnecting everything, it was lifted from the car

    shouldve really cleaned and tidyed up the engine bay tbh, but i needed the car the day after to get to work so time was of the essence,

    if anyone wants a 1300xflow, that doesnt start in the mornings and has (in my opinion) done 190k miles, not to mention pours smoke from the oil filler neck, and uses more oil than petrol, then take the thing.....please

    new engine lifted and poised waiting to go in

    new engine in, and coneection of the vital stuff can commence

    a bit of late night last minute work, as the throttle jammed open and had to be ajdusted



    her as she stood on t'weekend, doesnt scrub up too bad for a 4 door

    http://theplateman.com/ - euro/german plates

  • #2
    Nice one mate , you done good there to get it all done so quick, and it does look well too
    sigpic

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    • #3
      sounds like ur old 1 about 2 drop a piston

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      • #4
        My old Pinto had those symptoms. Died a horrid death not long afterwards throwing a rod...................
        Autumn Has Arrived by Kevin Frost, on Flickr

        CHES'S UNDERSTUDY...........

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        • #5
          good story m8 ...i look forward to seeing the next engine replacement in you car.....lol
          sigpiccheeRS paul

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          • #6
            brings back memories of the 2 1300s i had when younger , though they wernt 4 door

            but with the prices these days ... maybe a 1.3 /1.6 sport for me

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            • #7
              lathemescortmk2
              Dont know if your interested but i have a stonking single weber 40dcoe side draught on a lynx cross flow manifold c/w linkage for sale......would look the dogs nuts banged on the side of yours..... the sound alone would put a huge smile on your face


              cheeRS
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              • #8
                Originally posted by RS2000&MEXICO
                good story m8 ...i look forward to seeing the next engine replacement in you car.....lol
                once i have a years ncb, i can go up to a 2l 16v, without having my pants pulled down too much, any suggestions? i was definalty going type 9 over the coming weeks, as soon as the climate picks up, cept i havent decided what to mate to it. picking up an engine wouldnt be too hard, as my uncle runs a breakers, so anything that can be founf in a slavage yard (i.e zetec, xe, pinto) wouldnt be a problem, im just after the cheapest option tbh,


                any suggestions?

                http://theplateman.com/ - euro/german plates

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                • #9
                  the easy one and the cheapest is the pinto

                  you can do so much with good engines....
                  sigpiccheeRS paul

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by RS2000&MEXICO
                    the easy one and the cheapest is the pinto

                    you can do so much with good engines....

                    are there any different types, i know you can get injections, etc, but the what about the actual block/inerds/hard to change bits. i know theres a 205 block (i know that there is one, not to say that i know what it is ) i do actually have a pinto in t'yard, which is a genuine 35ker, out of a 2.0s capri, as this is an "s" model, does that make it any more special?

                    http://theplateman.com/ - euro/german plates

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                    • #11
                      no not realy

                      but the best one to go with in your case will be a 205 i block cos it will be unleaded and it got a bit more bhp

                      they are very easy to work on they are just heavy
                      sigpiccheeRS paul

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                      • #12
                        where can i find a 205? and when i suspect i have one, what distinguishes one?

                        http://theplateman.com/ - euro/german plates

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                        • #13
                          look out for a 2.0i granada or sierra with the pinto in ..
                          sigpiccheeRS paul

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                          • #14
                            and id imagine throw away the injection system, and swap it for a lovelee set of dcoe's? plus do the 205's have any markings/numbers i should look out for?

                            http://theplateman.com/ - euro/german plates

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                            • #15
                              look on the side of the block and it will say 205 in big letters

                              you can use the injection if you want but you will need the loom aswell and then you will need someone to convert both together

                              dont forget you will need to change the engine x member and move the gear stick back to take a 4 or 5 speed box

                              this lot can be done for around £300 to £400 with the engine and box in that price...
                              sigpiccheeRS paul

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