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Also, which loom do u require? Is it just the lexus or some of the surf too?
The rest I think I have my head round
Thanks mate
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No.Originally posted by zem_41 View PostHello Vince sorry to b a pain in the asre but will I need to have the prop shafts modified?
Cheers
Fit the v8 & transmission with transfecase into the Surf, reconnect both props and then fabriicate your mounts.
P.S. Forgot to mention the brake servo hose on the Lexus, make sure you save it.
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Hello Vince sorry to b a pain in the asre but will I need to have the prop shafts modified?
Cheers
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Thanks buddy much appreciated
Hopefully ill have it out in the next two weeks.
And so it begins
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Originally posted by zem_41 View PostSo I picked up the lexus today
£500 from eBay 133k runs well
Managed to drive home in D3 by accident, then panicked about how much fuel it used Duh!
So vince what exactly should I keep apart from the engine and auto box obviously
Thanks mate
The engine is a self contained unit i.e. everything is bolted to it apart from the AFM ( Red circle) and the igniters. (Yellow circle)
I use the bonnet struts as well, (green outline) on the Surfs.
The alternator wiring is in a plastic conduit thats bolted to a crossmember and runs under the engine to the fusebox/battery on the other side, make sure you remove it otherwise you be lifting the whole front end of the car when you come lift the engine out!
Chop a hole in the transmission tunnel and cut through the propshaft just behind the rubber joint, snip the secondary 02 sensor wires where they pass through the floor for the CATS in the downpipes (not needed) and lift the engine/transmission out as one unit. Together they weigh roughly the same as the Diesel engine!!
Bin the CATS or take them to the scrap dealer (Worth £20 each) but cut off and save the flanges where they meet the downpipes, you'll need them when you come to fabricate your exhaust.
Disconnect the loom at the ECU (Three grey plugs wrapped together) and pull the loom through the firewall, but make sure you save the fourth grey ECU plug. Just snip all the wires going to it leaving approx six inches.
The ECU is up behind the glovebox by the way.
If the Lexus ignition key has a chip in it, (push buttons and/or small screws holding the plastic part together) you'll need to save the plastic ring that the key goes through when inserting it into the ignition (key reader) and the transponder unit that it plugs into. The transponder is close to it on the steering column.
Oh and save the power steering pipework, especially the banjo fitting and bolt on the steering pump.
There we are, carry on.........
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