xud bosch pump on d9

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xud bosch pump on d9

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Heard mention on the grapevine, (tinter-net)
of Xud pump possibly fitting hdi

That wouid be good if it wouid , but wouid it fit,
what about the ecu, &diffence in timing , pipes , injectors etc?



Wouid it bolt on ?
iwouidnt mind trying it but wouid it be worth the money /gamble,
dont want to end up with more scrap in my yard :mrgreen:
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Re: xud bosch pump on d9

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my d9 that iam scrapping has a bosch pump on it.
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omega wrote:my d9 that iam scrapping has a bosch pump on it.
ye but not an xud one.... lozz u sure its an xud pump on a d9 ?
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Re: xud bosch pump on d9

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Cheers omega,

what imeant was, will a pump off a 1.9 Xud bolt on a hdi engine,
theres a thread on another forum, converting hdi to xud pump so itl run on cooking oil,

sounds good but, wouid it work,

Thread on the other forum just went dead, possible but costly was the last breath of it, :?
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:? defo wouldnt work :? :? :? or would it ?
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i dunno how the hdi pump works but the xud is mechanical. runs off the timing belt.
isnt the hdi electronic.? so would be good to see how that transplant would be done
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Re: xud bosch pump on d9

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The other forum is citreon related,
but still, on topic of hdi engine thats what got me thinking,

but, xud is timed pump hdi isnt, the Hdi pump is just dependant on ecu ithink icouid be wrong tho, :?
so theres the confusing bit, ecu, timing and injectors pipes etc,
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dont know if you can read this,

but heres the thread, http://www.cxoc.net/index.php?topic=16790.0
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Re: xud bosch pump on d9

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think he meant change the whole lump/engine ...
why he would do that is beyond me. way to much work to justify doing that...

sell the car and buy an xud car :?
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Yeah you couid be right there mate,

perhaps a D8 with d9 body pannels might be the way forward,
cheapest option too,

thatl be my idea for a summer project, 8)
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Re: xud bosch pump on d9

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Isn't the HDi a modified 1.9 XUD? It even shares the same crank IIRC. I can't imagine fitting the Bosch pump off an XUD would be completely impossible, tho you might have to play silly burgers with the head. I reckon the biggest headache would be getting the BSI to play ball...
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