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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Leave the Td5 in, a very strong and efficient engine and you have been very unlucky with that one by the sounds of it

    An engine manufactured post 2002, fitted with good cooling system protection like engine saver, inspected oil pump bolt and a Tombie2 chip and EGR bypass will easily last the distance if serviced properly.

    I wouldn't hesitate to say easily 350,000+km IMHO.

    JC
    I thought I read that the build life is beyond that and you pretty much don't hear of worn out TD5's..... well, maybe except Cals???
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    I read somewhere that the design life of the engine was supposed to be 500K Km.

    I do know that the injectors are supposed to be good (provided they are looked after) for 1M Km.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    I thought I read that the build life is beyond that and you pretty much don't hear of worn out TD5's..... well, maybe except Cals???
    That engine doesn't count, it BROKE before it had a chance to wear out Still saw 320K+ though at the hands of 'boost boy'

    I am going on the fact that the highest mileage one I have seen is at 350K, and is ATM going perfectly. Yes I fully expect that engine to see 500K with its present treatment in a D2.

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    thanks for all the reply's , I feel it sounds like going down the td5 road will be the easiest, In fairness the $10 k per year included 3x air compressors 3x air tanks, hot water shower , aluminum checkerplating , drilling rig on trailer so I can sink a bore and have running water for a hot shower after a hard days fishing,canopy that converts to a two bedroom house, duel batteries ,roofracks , spotlights , cb, new mats each service , canvas seat covers 1 new gearbox 2 radiators and anything else that looks suspect to be changed, on each service. So in fairness the servicing was more frequent than most and if something extra was available I would get it , and they could in most cases supply.It really is a fantastic four wheel drive and my first choice for off road situations, and the motor worked a treat and in most cases I also changed the oil between services, and it seemed bulletproof I also had a rev counter fitted where the clock had been and it could really move compared to most cruisers and nissans especially going up hill, the car could easily hold speeds of 130+ks uphills . it wasnt babied , and I ran it in like I run in trucks and motobikes, the way you drive them, and at 270ks it used no oil and ran like a dream, infact the previous week I had a mate out shooting with me and he is a nissan owner and he was stunned at how well the td5 went, to the point that on the way home is commented that he never expected a landrover to be so powerfull. obviously I havnt told him why im driving the commodoor yet.

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    If it was me i wouldnt fit a TD5 back in there ,they have too many issues that i wouldnt feel comfortable with,i know some of you that have had great runs out of your TD5 but in my circle of friends up here in Cairns they are not a popular choice anymore,the oil in the wiring loom is a pain in the butt,also computer controled and electrics everywhere no thanks,if you want to fix it you need a nanocom and someone that knows TD5s to fix it,fuel presure regular is not much of a drama,but the plastic head dowels certainly is,if you want a reliable touring vehicle that you can easily fix and maintain yourself then fit the Isuzu 3.9 and never worry again,the Australian Army run this combo for a good reason robust reliable easy to fix,hey theyre a little noisy but its a landy and dont worry about emissions crap 1 Iszu 3.9 will out last 4 TD5s so if you look at it that way the Isuzu is more enviomently friendly due to less manufacturing...

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    You need better mechanics up there.
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    You still haven't told us what went wrong to turn it into a dead engine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigbird View Post
    1 Iszu 3.9 will out last 4 TD5s so if you look at it that way the Isuzu is more enviomently friendly due to less manufacturing...

    Care to put a couple of Xmas cartons on that?
    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Care to put a couple of Xmas cartons on that?
    which part, Life span or environment?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigbird View Post
    If it was me i wouldnt fit a TD5 back in there ,they have too many issues that i wouldnt feel comfortable with,i know some of you that have had great runs out of your TD5 but in my circle of friends up here in Cairns they are not a popular choice anymore,the oil in the wiring loom is a pain in the butt,also computer controled and electrics everywhere no thanks,if you want to fix it you need a nanocom and someone that knows TD5s to fix it,fuel presure regular is not much of a drama,but the plastic head dowels certainly is,if you want a reliable touring vehicle that you can easily fix and maintain yourself then fit the Isuzu 3.9 and never worry again,the Australian Army run this combo for a good reason robust reliable easy to fix,hey theyre a little noisy but its a landy and dont worry about emissions crap 1 Iszu 3.9 will out last 4 TD5s so if you look at it that way the Isuzu is more enviomently friendly due to less manufacturing...
    When I replaced my Isuzu County (written off) I didn't want anything to do with a TD5 way to many problems and electronics to boot, I wanted a 130 so bought a 300Tdi which has been a problem child due to poor maintenance earlier in it's life. I read most of the motor/gearbox threads here, and I would now happily own a TD5, yes the oil in the loom is a pain, the manifold has a fix, they blow head gaskets IF YOU OVER HEAT THEM just like 300 Tdi's and as a one off you have to fix the oil pump bolt. They are smooth powerful fuel efficient and you can get huge power out of them if that's you thing.

    I still miss my Isuzu and would love to fit one to the 130 with a six speed Isuzu box, but it would cost me WAY more than upgrading to a late model low K well maintained TD5 130

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