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boardrider
24th March 2017, 04:51 PM
hi everyone,i dont want to go into why i need a new motor.I am asking for anyone who can guide me to a good place to buy either a second hand or recon 2.7 tdv6.
thanks so much
boardrider
Lemo
24th March 2017, 04:56 PM
Maybe All4x4 at Kotara?
I've had excellent customer service and can recommend them highly![emoji106]
BMKal
24th March 2017, 05:20 PM
I believe you can get one out of a Ford Territory for much less than you would expect to pay for a genuine Land Rover 2.7 diesel - either new or second hand. [wink11]
LRD414
24th March 2017, 05:50 PM
I would PM some of the guys on here who've been through it:
PeterOZ
winaje
DonDownunder
Silver Surfer
I think they all had Territory engines installed.
Regards,
Scott
Roverlord off road spares
24th March 2017, 05:59 PM
I believe you can get one out of a Ford Territory for much less than you would expect to pay for a genuine Land Rover 2.7 diesel - either new or second hand. [wink11]
Can be done, but need to change over a few things, biggest problem is at registry, make sure the wrecker receipt doesn't say ford motor and then they will know it back as  you are changing O.E vehicle specs and they will want engineering certificate.
As you are fitting a "Ford motor" into a Land Rover in their beaucratic eyes even though they are the smae motor.
scarry
24th March 2017, 06:13 PM
I would PM some of the guys on here who've been through it:
PeterOZ
winaje
DonDownunder
Silver Surfer
I think they all had Territory engines installed.
Regards,
Scott
Sheerluck is also very knowledgable with this type of thing but i haven't seen him on here lately.
Lemo
25th March 2017, 08:20 AM
2005 Discovery 3 S TDV6 - Near Gympie, QLD
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rangieman
25th March 2017, 08:58 AM
2005 Discovery 3 S TDV6 - Near Gympie, QLD
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Id be warned if buying a diesel motor in or from a car that has been rolled be carefull for several reasons.
If the motor was still running when on its side or roof which a diesel will run till there is no fuel left = stuffed bearings & crank 
If the car was on its  side or roof for any time and the oil had seeped in to the pots you have hydraulic situation = bent rods valves ect
Now i now this all depends if the inhibitor switch was tripped so the motor was cut at impact[wink11]
LandyAndy
25th March 2017, 03:27 PM
It would be worth chasing a whole Territory and parting it to help cover the costs.
2016 Ford Territory - Pickles Auctions Australia (https://www.pickles.com.au/damaged-salvage/item/-/details/CP-04-16--Ford--Territory--Wagon/3070004851)
2012 Ford Territory - Pickles Auctions Australia (https://www.pickles.com.au/damaged-salvage/item/-/details/CP-08-12--Ford--Territory--Wagon/2802035032)
GOODLUCK
Andrew
vbrab
25th March 2017, 09:05 PM
Don't bother with a recon, just hunt down a low K Territory motor. 
Have had the Territory transplant done and it works fine and you also get low K upgraded turbo, and low K injectors (which you don't get with $7000 "recon"), so anything under $5k for up to 40K kilometers motor is good value.
HEED other advice on how the motor came to be "used", as in rollovers or taking a bath, but generally you can either source a good motor from reliable wrecker, or go through salvage auctions.
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