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Author Subject: Things to replace on new engine?
thewho07

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Post #1
Getting a replacement engine for the 6 as mine went bang. What should I replace on the engine before putting it back in the car? (gaskets/timing belt/etc?)

Just the most important things, don't want to spend too much.

Is it worth replacing all the sensors too?

Cheers
Posted 4th Apr 2010 at 22:08
welshpug!

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Post #2
water pump, crank seals, driveshaft seals, clutch + Clutch arm bushes, clutch cable.

manifold to downpipe gasket kit

rad possibly, as for sensors see the FAQ on testing them and see if they're all good, no point throwing money away on them.

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Posted 4th Apr 2010 at 22:16
thewho07

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welshpug! wrote:
water pump, crank seals, driveshaft seals, clutch + Clutch arm bushes, clutch cable.

manifold to downpipe gasket kit

rad possibly, as for sensors see the FAQ on testing them and see if they're all good, no point throwing money away on them.


Cheers. How much do you think that will all cost?
Posted 4th Apr 2010 at 22:17
Rich E Forum Admin

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Use the loom and sensors from your old engine unless you have reason to suspect faults with any of them.

Definitely replace the cambelt, tensioners and water pump and consider a new clutch and cable too. That's pretty much it really, you may need an inlet manifold gasket if you're using your existing manifold.

Obviously inspect things as you reassemble and replace any seals, etc. that need it. Inspect everything behind and under the engine such as the PAS ram as that is significantly easier to change while the engine is out.

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Posted 4th Apr 2010 at 22:18

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