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Fabia mk2 engine swap


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Hello all I’m new to the community so please bare with me.

 

I have a Octavia mk2 2008 that has a 2.0 TDI PD 140bhp engine I would like to take the engine out and put it in my fabia which is a 2008 mk2 1.4 TDI PD model.
 

the reason for this is the Octavia is a write off the engine is still fine so I’m going to strip the car sell what I don’t need for parts and the engine I was hoping to save.


question I’m asking is it even possible to fit the engine and gear box and whatever else I would need to consider from the Octavia to the fabia? 
 

Michael. 

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14 minutes ago, sowa616 said:

The 2.0 is non DPF 2.0 8V TDI PD

 

The 1.4 is DPF 1.4 8V TDI PD

 

The 8V BMM engine has a DPF.

 

The 16V BKD and AZV do not.

 

None of them will fit and the coding to make the electronics work would be nigh on impossible.

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Ok thankyou for your help I won’t bother then I will just strip the car down and sell off for parts. Shame the 2.0 engine has only done 108k. 

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To much difference drive shafts gearbox  engine mounts exhaust ECU unit 4 cyclinder won't work a 3 cylinder fuel pump etc then to top it all you will have to tell the insurance and they might not insure the car due to the modification

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