Thread: 4bd1 into 1995 defender..should I ?

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

Excelent, burning away all the ally round the engine bay will make it so much easier to extract from the ashes.

fear not. I shall rename the vehicle I put it into "The Pheonix"

Ha Ha Dave, You will have to extract it from the mangrove mud because the way I plan it the last move will be to put it in gear with me in it and head it towards the local creek after ignition initialisation. You will have to battle with the muddies who will be enjoying the bbq

Not really into sharing, are we

Originally Posted by rick130

Not really into sharing, are we

no.


( you ought to see me when the packet of tim tams are opened)

jc

Originally Posted by justinc

....and I'm being buried and backfilled in mine. Deep. 30T excavator reach deep. in a place where you lot can't dig me and my Isuzu up and prevent me being able to use it forever in the afterlife....



JC

excelent, I'll know where the back up is

Originally Posted by Bearman

Ha Ha Dave, You will have to extract it from the mangrove mud because the way I plan it the last move will be to put it in gear with me in it and head it towards the local creek after ignition initialisation. You will have to eat through the muddies who will be fried during the bbq

Fixed it for you, the corrections are in blue.

you couldn't arrange for the funeral pyre to be held in a better location? like say, a dairy farm (I'm not a fan of sea food)

Originally Posted by justinc

no.


( you ought to see me when the packet of tim tams are opened)

jc

That explains a lot, A recent study found that Chocolate stunts your growth.

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

excelent, I'll know where the back up is



Fixed it for you, the corrections are in blue.

you couldn't arrange for the funeral pyre to be held in a better location? like say, a dairy farm (I'm not a fan of sea food)



That explains a lot, A recent study found that Chocolate stunts your growth.

There are also studies to confirm that the closer people are to the ground, the denser the atmosphere is, so they get more oxygen, which causes higher than average neuron/ brain development....


JC

Originally Posted by justinc

There are also studies to confirm that the closer people are to the ground, the denser the atmosphere is, so they get more oxygen, which causes higher than average neuron/ brain development....


JC

so true
but closer to the ground meen you are slso closer to the gas emited by rotting vegitation, fish and roos etc. also since othere things are heveyer than air like LEAD etc. so the higher neuron/brain development is actualy a lot of misfires.
if we opend your hood it would be like a christmass tree only not as usefule

Originally Posted by 85 county

so true
but closer to the ground meen you are slso closer to the gas emited by rotting vegitation, fish and roos etc. also since othere things are heveyer than air like LEAD etc. so the higher neuron/brain development is actualy a lot of misfires.
if we opend your hood it would be like a christmass tree only not as usefule

Yup, this is why i prefer to work on compression ignition engines. I consider myself as efficient and powerful as a turbocharged diesel engine, actually

JC

Short and long interment aside, how does one spot the Isuzu model of the truck that these engines reside in?

You see Isuzu trucks with their cabs beat up, in backyards around here from time to time.

Now not that I would do anything like changing my 300TDi for a 4BD1t, or would I?