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Hi I have just fitted a golf mk2 engine in my linde no probs at all.vw 1.9 Sdi engine from a golf mk2 or Audi.i had the same problem you are having.my engine was a beq.codes on a tag on the front timing cover.
Nearly 100% sure your engine is 4 cylinder VW CBJB, 1968 cc.
Perhaps it's worthwhile to repair it.
The crankshaft has VW part No VW038105021AE.
Thank you a lot for the information and that's answered many questions regarding the engine.
My thoughts have always been to rebuild the engine and I can do that myself so many the next route would be to gutt the engine and source some parts. Like any big company they are looking for the cheapest option.
Will see how I get on and once again cheers for the help.
Hi Multiblokk,
Full truck model and serial number would be very helpful.
With the info you have supplied, the engine type could be :-
BEQ or BXT or BEU or BJC.
The only way to find the correct motor is with the engine number ( the number you supplied was only the cylinder head ID )
These engines do match up to VW BORA,POLO,GOLF and BEETLE.
I would not try to fit an engine from a car, you will have many problems with the engine sensors location also missing sensors ( not fitted ).
The best way forward would be to get yours rebuilt or fit a new correct motor ( rebuilt is the best price option ).
You will need Linde Pathfinder to set up the engine and truck on completion of the repair.
The usual cause for crank failure in this manner could be engine to transmission coupling failure or impact through the engine by using the truck for pushing with high impact on truck direction changes.
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