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Thread: Diesel conversion (TD42 from TB42)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toha View Post
    hi cani i ask why did you change your petrol 1 for diesel plz..
    Most people do it for low down torque fuel economy and reliability
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    hello macca how are ya ? sorry asking too much, low down torque means for less power and if had gas system then it must more economy then diesel right ?your previous engine tb42 wasn't reliable is that u mean to say .. thanks
    Quote Originally Posted by macca86 View Post
    Most people do it for low down torque fuel economy and reliability
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toha View Post
    hello macca how are ya ? sorry asking too much, low down torque means for less power and if had gas system then it must more economy then diesel right ?your previous engine tb42 wasn't reliable is that u mean to say .. thanks
    I have never had either engine just going on what people say here. petrol or gas you won't get the miliage from it litre to litre compared to a diesel. Diesel is easier to get out bush compared to petrol or gas especially gas. diesels do make power with the right mods sure your petrol will be faster but not really needed off road reliability well 4.2 diesels get 500 000km plus before a tear down. you should drive in both motors before deciding the swap to what ever suits your needs and preferences.
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    You get high mileage out if the TB42 as well. Both TB42 and TD42 have the same tough as nails bottom end. My TB42 has over 420 000 kms on it. The head has been replaced in 2007.

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    hi rossco it sounds like everything went really well for you. i have just done the same to my dual cab maverick, eberything went good except for now the wiring situation.for some reason my alternator seems to be a different type to the original because the plug is different so i cant use my original plug,and how did you go with hooking up the vacuum to your brakes?
    For some reason it feels like there is not enough vacuum to the brakes and at the same time my clutch is vacuum assisted and that feels fine , im kinda scratching my head at the moment?

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    I'm planning to do the same in the next few months so might be picking your brains soonish

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    Yeah no probs yort I'm happy to help with any questions

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    hey rossco, im goint to do a tb - TD conversion soon, did you get a 24v td42? as TB is 12v if i find a TD from a 24v truck i know ill need a 12v starter and alternator for the TD, but will the injector pump need to be 12v aswell? or can i run the original off 24v truck on 12v system? i got a TB42 carby aswell, and getting 250k's out of a full tank so wanting to get more torque and economy. Cheers,

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    bump......

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    Rossco doesn't get on here much. His was 12 volt.

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