Any one know what cars use a Xantia 1.9 TD engine

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Any one know what cars use a Xantia 1.9 TD engine

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Dose any one know what cars use the French 1.9 TD that is in my Xantia and i know it is used in the Pug 405 and the 306?
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Post by Kowalski »

Its used in the
Citroen ZX, Synergy, Berlingo
Peugeot 306, 405, 406, 806
Its used in more places than I have listed, no doubt somebody else will be able to fill in the gaps.
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as you may no i crashed the car so i am looking for a car that will take the engin and drop it in so if any one has a car that will take it and thay are willnig to part with i may make an offer.
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Post by Homer »

Lots of manufacturers used the PSA TD engines.
Including Ford and Rover.
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Post by Kowalski »

Here's the obscure list of cars that got the XUD....
FSO Polonez (D)
Lada Niva (D / TD)
Lancia Zeta 1.9 TD
LDV 200 Series and Pilot 1.9 D
Rover 218d and 418d
Talbot Horizon and Solara 1.9 D
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Xantia 1.9 TD's
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Post by bikeboyz »

Don't forget, you can drop the 1.9 lump into the bay of the 1.7s too, so an uprated 205 or 309 TD, maybe a Visa! (car not card), C15, Rover 218. You could even think further a field and convert an old 306 cabrio or 205 CJ/CTi to diesel power, cool derv burning for the summer. The 205 is a sound option, buy a Dturbo mot failure, rip the looms and dash bits out, drop in the CJ, with your XUD turbo lump, off for a rolling road tune up and pee off a few Nova chavs. <g>
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hi brian the only cars xantia engine will drop strat into are xantias and bx because the camshaft is differant at gear box end of engine as it happens ha ha i do have td xantia with head gasket gone or cracked head regards malcolm
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Post by Kowalski »

citronut is partially right.
The XUD in the Xantia has no vacuum pump that a non-Xantia would need to run its brake servo, so you'd need a vacuum pump. It probably would need some extra bits to go into a BX too, it doesn't have the hydraulic pump drive on the end of the camshaft like the BX.
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Post by fastandfurryous »

if you're re-fitting a xantia TD engine where a knackered Diesel engine has come out, you can move just about all the brackets/pumps etc. from the old engine onto the new one. The only major difference that is difficult to change is whether the engine has a pulley on the end of the camshaft, a drive-dog for a later-style vacuum pump (only on non-hydropneumatic cars), or (I believe) a blanking plug. Everything else is bolt-on.
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How much should i spend on a car and paying some one to do it all for me cus i bort the car for £900 of a frend of my mums i dont want to spend more than £350 cus that is all i have. As citronut said it will be a lot more easy to drop it in to a Xantia [:)] .
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The 1.9 TD puled the Xantia very nice and when the turbo kicked in it went like a rocked well i did drive a 1.0L before i got the Xantia. But then i had to go and spoil it all and hit a tractor (long story). So putting the 1.9 TD into a 205 would make an ausom pocket rocket. (Just not very easy to do).
I had a 205 1.0 Jr as my first car it was a nice car in town just had no poke so i got the Xantia for £900
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Post by rossnunn »

Father's got a LDV 200 with the 1.9D PSA engine in, we're thinking of either dropping the turbo D in or maybe a V8 & get it gas converted[:o)]
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Post by oilyspanner »

If you do the mods it will go into a BX, I know because I have one[:D]
Its not too difficult if you have the experience and skills and they do perform very well indeed, a ZX might be an easier option though or a 205, in either case you will need to sort out the vac pump drive and would be easiest to fit a cam from an older 405TD or BX TD with a pulley on the end to drive either the HP pump or the older type belt driven vac pump, to fit the later vac pump you would need to drill and tap the head in EXACTLY the right place to mount the pump and I am unsure about ther being the right lugs on the end of the camshaft.
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