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23rd July 2015, 20:45 | #1 |
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MG ZT 2.5L Petrol RHD to LHD Rover 75 2.0L petrol
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my rover 75 2.0L petrol engine blown up . I'm from Armenia and here is no way to find genuine parts to rebuild the engine so I need new one just contacted to rimmer bros the engine price is 2500 GBP ( without shipping ) absolutely high for me. After all looking I think it would be better to bought a rover 75 from england, germany or japan. Does anyone know will 2.5 L petrol fit my rover which was 2.0L petrol? is RHD or LHD important when I'm replacing engine?. I find MG ZT with 70.000KM it is cheap around $500 by auction in japan will I be able to replace my car engine and gearbox. i need that car delivered to Georgia beocuse of Armenian customs prices are very very high. Thank you for your time and advices. if you can drive a car to my place I can offer very very good summer for you in Armenia Kind regards Miran H. [email protected] +37455927724 Last edited by mihran; 23rd July 2015 at 21:04.. Reason: forget to write email for guests maybe they will help |
24th July 2015, 09:29 | #2 |
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Exchanging your 2.0 for a 2.5 will require more than just replacing the hardware. The electronic control systems will not be compatible - I don't think (??). You'd be wise to replace it with exactly the same engine. It don't think it will matter whether the donor is LHD or RHD, but someone with a better understanding might comment. At least your thread is back at the top.
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24th July 2015, 11:16 | #3 |
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A fantastic opportunity for someone wanting a bit of an adventure - if I wasn't so busy, I'd be up for it.
If you can find someone to drive a 2.0L to you, that'd be a way around the problem.
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These include EWS3, EMS2000, key transponders, remote boards, SRS DCU, BCU, LSM and IPK. Your car will then take on the entire electronic identity of the donor, VIN included and will work perfectly. If you were in the UK, I could have done this quite easily using your original electronics, with a ZCS coding change. Here are some Ebay UK examples Car one Car Two Car one is manual, and car two automatic, I would be tempted to buy a water pump, and timing belt kit, as these are much easier to fit with the engine removed Brian |
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