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SicilyDisco3
 


Member Since: 30 Jan 2017
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Italy 2007 Discovery 3 TDV6 XS Auto Unknown ColourDiscovery 3
Bushing Tightening

Hello, new guest on forum. I am replacing the bushing.
I am looking for the tightening details of the bushing (bush) of the 2.7 d engine.
The words that I am using might be wrong... My language is italian so I have used the google translation for the name of the bushes that I have imported from UK. But the dealer has not got the info on the tightening.
Thank you for your help  
Post #177166030th Jan 2017 7:48 pm
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rrhool
 


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Sorry SicilyDisco3, you will have to find a better translation. Bush or Bushing could refer to many things.

Try to describe the area you are talking about. Richard


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Post #177166330th Jan 2017 7:52 pm
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SicilyDisco3
 


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Hello, thank you for the help...
New translation:
We are changing the bushing between the "piston rod / connecting rod" with the "driveshaft/cranckshaft"
Also the ones between the engine block and the "crankshaft/driveshaft"
Practicly the pistons move the rods that are connected with the main driveshaft with the rods that can heat up and melt causing lots of damage... Also the driveshaft is moving around itself with the two end sides into the main engine block, there also there are the rods that we are changing...
I hope I am getting better...
Sorry  
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geoffsnook
 


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Do you mean bearings Thumbs Up Discovery 3 se gone
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SicilyDisco3
 


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Italy 2007 Discovery 3 TDV6 XS Auto Unknown ColourDiscovery 3

YES!
You found the name..
The bearings we are changing and cannot find the exact tightenings...  
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Search oh here im sure someone was rebuilding a engine and asked for the settings Thumbs Up Discovery 3 se gone
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geoffsnook
 


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This member has done it you could ask him
http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic143689....p;start=15 Discovery 3 se gone
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SicilyDisco3
 


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Thanks, I tried to send a message to him.
Grazie  
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rrhool
 


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SicilyDisco3 wrote:
Hello, thank you for the help...
New translation:
We are changing the bushing between the "piston rod / connecting rod" with the "driveshaft/cranckshaft"


The description is 'Big End Bearing'. Thumbs Up Richard


D3 SE 2007. Triumph 2.5Pi 1973. Ferguson TEA20 1948.



Discovery 2 4.0 ES 2001- Gone
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Post #177174030th Jan 2017 9:03 pm
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SicilyDisco3
 


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Grazie from Sicily!  
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M3DPO
 


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Search for "big end torque settings" and "main bearing torque settings" Thumbs Up

Which reveals this: http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic147295.html




Good luck, you need all the help you can get Thumbs Up It can when others can't,
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SicilyDisco3
 


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Thank you to you all from a sicilian disco fan  
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