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Turbo upgrade - clayton306 - 10-07-2014

hi there.
I'm thinking of upgrading the engine in my 2001 1.9D - non turbo, over to a turbo model.
Because the engine never really had a hard time its emissions are really good @ 0.204ppm - only 90K on the clock and I believe it would be a good base.

I was told I can simply bolt on the exhaust manifold & turbo, Pump and inter cooler and the various air pipes, that is all that would be required..... Is there anything I'm missing here.

Also as an alternative - will turning up the pump give me some more grunt? I find the standard diesel Estate is a bit pedestrian once you hit a few motorway hills. My old turbo was a lot faster, It was a 1998 turbo D.

The engines don't look too different to me but perhaps someone knows more out there.... Is this possible?
Thanks all.


RE: Turbo upgrade - Midnightclub - 10-07-2014

It would be better to just completely swap in the turbo engine, there are quite a few things that are different with the turbo engines and not worth the faff of swapping the bits onto an N/A

EDIT: Wrong section lol


RE: Turbo upgrade - bashbarnard - 10-07-2014

Rods are diffrent along with various other bits. Just swap engine out


RE: Turbo upgrade - Ruan - 10-07-2014

Moved to correct section (from XU to XUD) Smile


RE: Turbo upgrade - clayton306 - 10-07-2014

Thanks for that.
I may plan a winter project - car will be a sleeper.

My old engine preferred to have it's oil on the outside (had 214 K miles on it when I eventually sold her)- was forever topping it up and keeping an eye on it.
But it was great for when people drove up behind you - drop a gear and floor it and the smoke was unbelievable - car was lovingly known as the DB5....