Am planning on swapping a diesel engine on a Toyota townace Noah with a petrol engine. Watalamu was magari, which petrol engine should I install?
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enda hapo kwa amos mwambie unataka EJ207. weka hiyo.
thank me later.
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I don’t need a Subaru engine.
Weka ya labogin
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every one needs subaru engine
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labowhat??
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ya punjot
Ford Ranger
:D:D:D
How about the engine in the petrol version of that car?
There are two versions one with a 3sfe and the other a K5 or 7 not sure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzWFFfNCtrE
Cc @introvert
Iko saw a?
By the way, zitakua the ones with chrome trime. U can blacken them however you prefer. And I got a LED flasher to go with them. Anything else nishow. Sina simu saa hii, but will contact you before I jump back out
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Ohh yes.
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Chrome trim is fine.
Hiyo rapid fire ni muoto.
Much appreciated.
Inbox damage so that I can sell a sheppart.
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:D:D:D:D assuming you are talking about the Italian made brand,where would he get that Engine?
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Ntakuchokoza na hii
Hehehe.
Tamu saidi.
Na body lift wazimu.
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The petrol variant of this car (KR42) uses the Toyota 7K-E engine. However, at 1800cc (the diesel CR42 and CR52 models use 3C-E which is 2300cc) it comes off as a bit underpowered. If you intend to do some heavy work you may not like it much.
Edit 1: If the distributior or leads in that 7K-E ever conk out, utaitana.
Edit 2: The 7K engine tends to quickly wear out some seals around the plugs area, resulting in oil leaking into the ‘receptacle’ that holds the plugs.
Edit 3: A question to you: why are you swapping the engines?
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Kama singjua better, ningesema @Luther12 ni @introvert mwenyewe. Marashi ya petrol unayo, lakini with a hint of panadol
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