24v conversion into a cossie. help please
Is a xr4x4 front cross member the same as a 4x4 cossie cross member?
I'm having trouble fitting the 24v cossie engine, the front diff is hitting the cross member not allowing the engine to line up on the mounts. please help.
I'm having trouble fitting the 24v cossie engine, the front diff is hitting the cross member not allowing the engine to line up on the mounts. please help.
engine first ..... then diff, it doesn't seem to fit all in one from above......... normally you drop the cross member , fit the engine etc to it then raise it up to the car.......
thanx for the reply. i'll try removing the diff and then drop engine in but it really doesn't look like it will fit. theirs louds of room on the nearside and bugger all room on the offside.
i lowerd the engine in and then bolted the crossmember to the engine then the whole rig to the chassis. then bolted the gearbox on, then the diff and drive shaft and then the steering rack.
if u want i can try an find u some pics
if u want i can try an find u some pics
yes please mate, that would be great, cheers
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hi, ive tried taking the subframe off and fitting it to the engine and i can get the mounts to fit to the engine brackets but the subframe is pushing on the sump. i cant get the diff back on because 1 of the bolt holes that it bolts to is now on the wrong side of the subframe and the frames in the way anyway?
heres the part numbers;
subframe= v90bb-5019-ac
o/s mounting bracket= 83tf 6031 aa
n/s mounting bracket= 83tf 6030 ca
sump= 15 5550 90/2295 (not sure if thats the right number)
please help! cheers
heres the part numbers;
subframe= v90bb-5019-ac
o/s mounting bracket= 83tf 6031 aa
n/s mounting bracket= 83tf 6030 ca
sump= 15 5550 90/2295 (not sure if thats the right number)
please help! cheers
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Hello mate, the reason why its not fitting is because its sounds like your using the wrong sub-frame, you need to be using a V6 4x4 one as its different to a 4cyl one.
Have a look on the website it will answer most of your questions, http://www.maddoldbugger.supanet.com/home.html.
Any questions just pm me and i'll do my best.
Have a look on the website it will answer most of your questions, http://www.maddoldbugger.supanet.com/home.html.
Any questions just pm me and i'll do my best.
Hello mate, the reason why its not fitting is because its sounds like your using the wrong sub-frame, you need to be using a V6 4x4 one as its different to a 4cyl one.
Have a look on the website it will answer most of your questions, http://www.maddoldbugger.supanet.com/home.html.
Any questions just pm me and i'll do my best.
Have a look on the website it will answer most of your questions, http://www.maddoldbugger.supanet.com/home.html.
Any questions just pm me and i'll do my best.
I've done a couple of 24v conversions and the cross-members are all the same. You need to make sure you are using a pair of xr4x4 engine mounts (on the block) not the original 24v ones are they are for the rwd engine mounts.
The easiest way to do this is to bolt the diff onto the engine then lower the engine into the engine bay and raise the cross member into position and bolt it all up. You can fit the steering rack afterwards with all the bits in place.
If it's not going on easily, you must be using the wrong engine mounts.
Stuart
The easiest way to do this is to bolt the diff onto the engine then lower the engine into the engine bay and raise the cross member into position and bolt it all up. You can fit the steering rack afterwards with all the bits in place.
If it's not going on easily, you must be using the wrong engine mounts.
Stuart
I've done a couple of 24v conversions and the cross-members are all the same. You need to make sure you are using a pair of xr4x4 engine mounts (on the block) not the original 24v ones are they are for the rwd engine mounts.
The easiest way to do this is to bolt the diff onto the engine then lower the engine into the engine bay and raise the cross member into position and bolt it all up. You can fit the steering rack afterwards with all the bits in place.
If it's not going on easily, you must be using the wrong engine mounts.
Stuart
The easiest way to do this is to bolt the diff onto the engine then lower the engine into the engine bay and raise the cross member into position and bolt it all up. You can fit the steering rack afterwards with all the bits in place.
If it's not going on easily, you must be using the wrong engine mounts.
Stuart
crossmember = V90BB-5019-AC
xr4x4 engine mount brackets = 83TF 6031 AA and 83TF6030 CA
xr4x4 sump = 15 5550 90/2295
cheers
hi, just been looking at some of the step by step pictures that some of you have posted of your 24v conversions and i am almost 100% sure that my mounting brackets on the engine are the wrong ones as they dont seem as long? going to see if i can source some proper xr4x4 brackets.
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