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Looking at a 1981 Diesel 200 1981

posted by  tjl on  Thu Mar 14 18:27 CST 2002
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Main reason for asking about the TDI conversion possibility is that the Volvo diesel is a VW diesel (remember that all VW diesel cars except for the Vanagon were FWD) with two extra cylinders. So there is the possibility that the motor mounts would be in the right place to turn a TDI engine (from an a3 or b4 type VW) 90 degrees... On the other hand, if the mounting points are different, then it could be a lot more effort.






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