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ajmckeane

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Post #1
It's time for me to replace my engine (well my brother in law will be doing the most of it i'm sure!)

Whilst the engines out what else would people recommend I change whilst I have loads of space to do so? Going to do all the mounts for engine and gearbox but was thinking is it worth changing drop links and the like whist I'm there?

Don't want to go mad with the spending but i'm sure the Mrs could let me have a couple of hundred notes for my true love lol Smile

Cheers Andrew

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 16:25
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welshpug!

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timing belt water pump crank seals, check the clutch, make sure the exhaust manifold studs+nuts are ok, replace the downpipe gasket.

engine has nowt to do with the droplinks, you wont be disturbing them at all .

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 16:30
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ajmckeane

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Oh I know I wont be disturbing them. Just thinking about as i'm going to have a gaping hols I can get at a lot of parts a lot easier. Just thinking about replacing them

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 16:33
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roland rat

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I'd be inclined to change gear rods over as these sometimes break when removing from gearbox.

Other than that not a lot really
Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 16:49
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ajmckeane

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Thanks for that. Very cheeky of me but you wouldnt happen to know the part number would you roland? Going down to see the friendly neighbourhood peugeot parts man tomorrow morning Smile

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 16:58
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aaron6

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You'll be fine mate. Glad you decided to fix the old bird. Be sure to post how you get on. Good luck fella. Smile

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 17:27
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ajmckeane

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Yes will do Aaron. I keep looking at threads where people refurb a lot of parts and it all looks so nice and shiny! Im a bit like a magpie, addicted to shiny things lol

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 17:57
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burnout21

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If your changing the gear linkages, get some off miles on here. they feel better than standard Smile
Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 18:06
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burnout21

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If your changing the gear linkages, get some off miles on here. they feel better than standard Smile
Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 18:06
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davedgti6

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Change the clutch cable once the engines out, also its a lot easier to do the timing belt and clutch when the engine is out obviously, and pressure wash (cover up exhaust) /spruce up the engine bay, treat and paint any rust you find etc Thumbs up

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 18:48
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cress87

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They may well be superior anyway but of course any new part will feel better than a ruined 15 year-old part, regardless of whether it's uprated. LOL

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 18:48
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grumpychef

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roland rat wrote:
I'd be inclined to change gear rods over as these sometimes break when removing from gearbox.

Other than that not a lot really


is that what happened to mine? Whistle

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items replaced so far, clutch, cambelt etc, radiator, exhaust, most of front running gear, wish bones, drop links, ball joints, track rod ends, bearings, brakes, calipers, discs, and pads, brake lines, front springs, brake balance compensator thingy, hand brake cable, throttle cable (twice), coil pack, door handle, windscreen, wipers, head lamps several sensors and bulbs Dry .rear beam new throttle cable, new battery. .......... yeah man, team money pit! but shes still rollin!

Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 19:21
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buzzbrightyear

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davedgti6 wrote:
spruce up the engine bay, treat and paint any rust you find etc Thumbs up


Good luck, I suppose atleast you will enjoy driving the car after its been off the road 6 months LOL

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 19:33
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roland rat

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grumpychef wrote:
roland rat wrote:
I'd be inclined to change gear rods over as these sometimes break when removing from gearbox.

Other than that not a lot really


is that what happened to mine? Whistle


no yours was f**ked from the 2 inch layer of mud everywhere! LOL
Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 19:39
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davedgti6

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buzzbrightyear wrote:
davedgti6 wrote:
spruce up the engine bay, treat and paint any rust you find etc Thumbs up


Good luck, I suppose atleast you will enjoy driving the car after its been off the road 6 months LOL


I went from low boost to high boost in just over a month Cool scary stuff but very enjoyable,

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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 20:12
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nashy

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ajmckeane wrote:
Yes will do Aaron. I keep looking at threads where people refurb a lot of parts and it all looks so nice and shiny! Im a bit like a magpie, addicted to shiny things lol


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Posted 20th Mar 2012 at 20:46
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