_Greg
3rd December 2011, 02:35 PM
Hi All
I have just completed changing an RD28T into an RD28eti. After my 98 Patrol threw a rod and blew 2 big holes in the block, i purchased an import Japanese engine (RD28T). I stripped it down to a block and head, and transferred all of the bolt on's from the RD28eti.
I recently put it back in, today i started it and it takes some cranking to start, then the temperature starts to rise up to the hot temp range at the end of the temperature gauge, and then it comfortably sits in that range. the old engine used to sit about middle of the temp gauge. the coolant is not boiling over or overflowing an any way.
when i turn the engine off, it seems to have some post ignition as it will kick a few times afterwards.
I kept the injectors that came with the engine (except for no1, as this one has a sensor in the eti)
the coolent temperature sensor was transfered from the old engine - it was working well when the engine blew.
I would appreciate any ideas.
Thanks
Greg
I have just completed changing an RD28T into an RD28eti. After my 98 Patrol threw a rod and blew 2 big holes in the block, i purchased an import Japanese engine (RD28T). I stripped it down to a block and head, and transferred all of the bolt on's from the RD28eti.
I recently put it back in, today i started it and it takes some cranking to start, then the temperature starts to rise up to the hot temp range at the end of the temperature gauge, and then it comfortably sits in that range. the old engine used to sit about middle of the temp gauge. the coolant is not boiling over or overflowing an any way.
when i turn the engine off, it seems to have some post ignition as it will kick a few times afterwards.
I kept the injectors that came with the engine (except for no1, as this one has a sensor in the eti)
the coolent temperature sensor was transfered from the old engine - it was working well when the engine blew.
I would appreciate any ideas.
Thanks
Greg