1984 16d engine in a 1992 Passat?
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1984 16d engine in a 1992 Passat?
Does anyone know whether a 16d will fit in a 1992 passat wagon? Will the bell housing match the block? What about flywheel and clutch?
I have a line on a 1992 Passat GL wagon with a blown 2.0 gas engine.
I have a line on a 1992 Passat GL wagon with a blown 2.0 gas engine.
I think it will but you'll have to verify the 16D block has the castings in the block for the power steering bracket, and get rid of the p/s motor mount attached to the injection pump bracket.
It should mate with the transmission fine. You may need to install a pilot bearing into the crankshaft though, not sure.
It should mate with the transmission fine. You may need to install a pilot bearing into the crankshaft though, not sure.
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Re: 1984 16d engine in a 1992 Passat?
Just wondering how much your passat wagon weighs in kg's (it should tell you somewhere on your driver or passenger door frame)SteveR wrote:Does anyone know whether a 16d will fit in a 1992 passat wagon? Will the bell housing match the block? What about flywheel and clutch?
I have a line on a 1992 Passat GL wagon with a blown 2.0 gas engine.
i'm askin because i'm shoving a 1.6 diesel in a mk3 jetta that weighs 430lbs more then the mk2 jetta
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1.6L N/A Diesel Engine with a ACH Tranny
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I have a Passat Wagon with a 92 ECO diesel in it and it pulls it very well (for a diesel), but the turbo probably helps a lot. It's a heavy car for a 1.6 NA but with synthetic oil and enough rpms it should get you around fairly well. I wouldn't want it here in the DC area since everyone drives like they are in NASCAR and get upset if you can't go 0-60 in less than 10 seconds. Needless to say, they have to wait on me.
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'06 Jetta TDI
'82 Rabbit 1.6NA
Honda, 99 GMC Suburban, '41 Chevy Coupe
Isn't the DC area great?!? I love it when I'm pulling away from the toll booth and they zoom around me to go 70... then after a little bit I catch up and pass them...bscutt wrote:I wouldn't want it here in the DC area since everyone drives like they are in NASCAR and get upset if you can't go 0-60 in less than 10 seconds. Needless to say, they have to wait on me.
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gezz sounds like Chicagobscutt wrote: I wouldn't want it here in the DC area since everyone drives like they are in NASCAR and get upset if you can't go 0-60 in less than 10 seconds.
but its fun when your an 18 wheeler, scare the sh*t out of people especially when they don't listen to the signale
'94 City Jetta - 4 Dr - 2.0 Gasser
'97 Jetta - 4 Dr - 1.9 TD
1.6L N/A Diesel Engine with a ACH Tranny
Sold for 200 '92 Jetta (WolfsBurg) - 4Dr - 1.6 Diesel TD 1.9L - Alive
'97 Jetta - 4 Dr - 1.9 TD
1.6L N/A Diesel Engine with a ACH Tranny
Sold for 200 '92 Jetta (WolfsBurg) - 4Dr - 1.6 Diesel TD 1.9L - Alive
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I think it's amusing that the government is lowering mileage standards because everyone that drives like an idiot was getting upset that their 6000 pound SUV wouldn't get 15/19 MPG like the sticker said. So now they re-rate it at 11/15 mpg so when they are doing stoplight racing they know what to expect (11 mpg!) or 15 mpg at 80 mph (if you're lucky).
Damn I must be getting old! Gonna have to get one of those old lady wigs too.
Damn I must be getting old! Gonna have to get one of those old lady wigs too.
Bob
'06 Jetta TDI
'82 Rabbit 1.6NA
Honda, 99 GMC Suburban, '41 Chevy Coupe
'06 Jetta TDI
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Honda, 99 GMC Suburban, '41 Chevy Coupe
WOW, THANKS FOR THE REPLIES!!!
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RazzInstead of a passat body, I found an 81 rabbit dx diesel body. I'm waiting on the response from the fellow who has it in a grove on a nearly abandoned farmstead near here. No rust, even on the strut towers!
I travel in rural Minnesota where a LOT of machines make less than fifteen MPH on the main thoroughfares. Who needs a jackrabbit when an old rabbit will do? javascript:emoticon(':D')
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A Rabbit DX?
I've never heard of that.
I've heard of a rabbit pickup LX.
I've never heard of that.
I've heard of a rabbit pickup LX.
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'84 1.6TD Rabbit with a VNT-15 turbo, still setup to run on vegetable oil.
'84 GTI with 1.7TD pistons and intercooled.
2003 TDI wagon
2000 TDI Jetta.