blacksofstichill Posted March 22, 2014 Author Share Posted March 22, 2014 Have you had some time off? Your hands are cleaner than usual Nah, it's just a trick of the light! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted April 8, 2014 Author Share Posted April 8, 2014 Onto the Transfer Box now, here it is as removed from the car -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01532.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01533.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01534.jpgOpened up for inspection -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01535.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01536.jpgThe Planetary Gears were all in excellent condition as was everything else inside the box -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01537.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01538.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01539.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01540.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01541.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01542.jpgAll Parts degreased and ready for the rebuild -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01543.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01544.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01545.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01546.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01547.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01548.jpgThis little breather Pipe on the top of the box allows it to vent and also tends to spit out any excess oil if you run the box with a higher oil level than standard -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01549.jpgHere it is from inside the casing, you can see that the inner part of the casing shrouds this vent area from the main part of the box -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01550.jpgHere is the same area on the other half of the casing -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01551.jpgOur intention is to run a higher than standard level of oil in the box, the recommended amount of oil is only 300ml but I'm aiming to run it with around 800ml of oil in it to ensure that the gears have adequate lubrication. To avoid that excess oil being thrown out of the breather pipe we'll run a pipe from the breather up to a Catch Tank with a vent on it. That way, any excess oil will run up into the tank momentarily and then run back into the box as the pressure inside it drops again.Onto the rebuild of the box now -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01552.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01553.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01554.jpghttp://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01555.jpgThis bearing can either be fitted to the gear or the casing during assembly but I tend to fit it to the gear is it stays in place on it much easier -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01556.jpgBoth halfs of the casing loosely fitted together -http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01557.jpg 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scottybo Posted April 8, 2014 Share Posted April 8, 2014 Great as always Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted April 9, 2014 Author Share Posted April 9, 2014 Great as always Cheers, much appreciated! With the bolts loosely fitted these dowels are used to locate the two halves of the casing correctly - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01558.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01559.jpg Drive for rear propshaft ready to be fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01560.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01561.jpg All assembled and primed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01562.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01563.jpg Basecoated in VW Metallic Grey - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01564.jpg While that paint was drying I took some time to look at the stereo wiring in the car, it was a muddle of wires with bare ends, chopped wires, etc, etc and I wouldn't say it was safe to leave it like that - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01565.jpg So, I removed everything that wasn't needed including a knackered tweeter that had been lurking somewhere around the dashboard - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01566.jpg That leaves the standard Ford wiring and plugs with the loom retaped and an ISO adaptor loom fitted to to, depending on what stereo is fitted when the car is finished we may have to get another adaptor to suit, the one used with the current stereo had been chopped to bits, I'll solder it later rather than use connector blocks - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01567.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01568.jpg Back to the transfer box to lacquer it - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01569.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01570.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01571.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01572.jpg Alternator fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01573.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01574.jpg Power Steering Pump fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01575.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01576.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lee grout Posted April 10, 2014 Share Posted April 10, 2014 Nice update. Think you were right to sort all that dodgy wiring lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted April 22, 2014 Author Share Posted April 22, 2014 Nice update. Think you were right to sort all that dodgy wiring lol Cheers! Now for the Turbo, CR Turbo's have done a fantastic job of bringing this Turbo back to life! - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01577.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01578.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01579.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01580.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01581.jpg New Stainless Steel Gasket for the Turbo - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01582.jpg Turbo fitted, it will have to be removed no doubt to sort out the oil return properly, etc but boy, am I happy to see this fitted! Love it! - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01583.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01584.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01585.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01586.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01587.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01588.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01589.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01590.jpg with the Turbo bolted in place it was time to look at the oil return. I'd already fitted a spigot in the block previously - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01591.jpg I also had the original return pipe - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01592.jpg With the return pipe bolted to the turbo you can see they're not close in enough in line to join together with a hose - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01593.jpg With a bit of cutting and welding I altered the angle to suit - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01594.jpg A coat of paint and it's ready to fit along with a new gasket - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01595.jpg Bolted into place and connected using the original return hose - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01596.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01597.jpg For the oil Feed I still had the original feed pipe and Adaptor for the Oil Switch - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01598.jpg Cleaned up and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01599.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01600.jpg 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sidrick Posted April 22, 2014 Share Posted April 22, 2014 Now we're talking! Fantastic work and attention to detail. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scottybo Posted April 22, 2014 Share Posted April 22, 2014 My dad works next door to cr. They are about a mile away from my house. Good to know that you recomend their work in case i ever want anything doing in the future! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shifty Posted April 23, 2014 Share Posted April 23, 2014 More good work.Exhaust manifold looks smart, what was used for that finish?! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lee grout Posted June 9, 2014 Share Posted June 9, 2014 What's happened to this then?? Any updates?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 27, 2014 Author Share Posted July 27, 2014 Now we're talking! Fantastic work and attention to detail. Cheers! My dad works next door to cr. They are about a mile away from my house. Good to know that you recomend their work in case i ever want anything doing in the future! Yeah, they did a cracking job on this one, really brought it back from the dead! More good work.Exhaust manifold looks smart, what was used for that finish?! Thanks, I used a Simoniz engine enamel on the manifold, I don't think it will stand the heat once it is used but it looks good for now! What's happened to this then?? Any updates?? I haven't been on here for ages so have a lot to catch up on, the project is still on the go, here's some more updates for now - Power Steering Feed Pipe fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01601.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01602.jpg Original Coil Pack from the Car (Zetec Coil Pack Conversion) ready to be cleaned up and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01603.jpg Coil Pack Bracket - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01604.jpg Cleaned back ready for painting - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01605.jpg Primed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01606.jpg Painted and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01607.jpg Coil Pack and Leads cleaned up and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01608.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01609.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01610.jpg Water Pipe Elbow as removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01611.jpg Cleaned up and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01612.jpg Dipstick Tube as removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01613.jpg Cleaned up, painted and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01614.jpg Water Pipe from Olly's stash, all Powder coated - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01615.jpg Sadly not a straightforward fit on this engine as the Exhaust Manifold is in the way of where this would normally be fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01616.jpg As you can see, the pipe is quite a distance away from where it neeeds to bolt onto the block - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01617.jpg Offset Bracket made from Stainless Steel Sheet to connect the pipe to the hole on the block - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01618.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01619.jpg Fitted to the engine, this bracket holds the water rail in the right position and still allows the original hose to the heater radiator to reach it - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01620.jpg Clearance all around the pipe - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01621.jpg I needed a hose to join the pipe onto the elbow on the Block so I cut a piece of hose from a scrap MG ZR we had here - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01622.jpg Fitted and clipped onto the dipstick tube to hold it in place - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01623.jpg Heater Matrix Hoses mocked into place to see how they look - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01624.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01625.jpg Next up to sort out was a water feed to the turbo and a return from the Turbo to the radiator, I don't have the banjo bolts for these as yet but when I do they'll fit into the turbo here - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01626.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01627.jpg With the Radiator trial fitted in place I had a look at where I could join it into the existing system - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/01628.jpg 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scottybo Posted July 27, 2014 Share Posted July 27, 2014 surely you will be fitting a nice new shiny stainless rad or something? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sidrick Posted July 27, 2014 Share Posted July 27, 2014 I thought you'd forgotten about us. Great work Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lee grout Posted July 27, 2014 Share Posted July 27, 2014 What Sid said. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stoo2000 Posted July 29, 2014 Share Posted July 29, 2014 It's like artwork, I would hate to get it oily/dirty! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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