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Mondeo 2.0l engine

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  • 14-03-2007 10:11pm
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    Kristopherus
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    My friend drove into a flash flood last week. Flood was over bonnet of her 2001 Mondeo 2.0l TDci. Engine is now knackered.Anyone know where she could get a good second - hand engine. She has tried all the dismantlers listed in Golden Pages and no luck. Can anyone help ?


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    macnab
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    Try Traynors Ltd
    028 3889 1242
    86 Armagh Road, Dungannon, BT71 7JA
    No connection.


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    Kristopherus
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    Tried, but sold the one she had ordered from them to a N.I. customer


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    macnab
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    Hows about Higgins, Laragh, Kilcock, Co Kildare. Sorry I have no other details.


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    maidhc
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    Kristopherus wrote:
    My friend drove into a flash flood last week. Flood was over bonnet of her 2001 Mondeo 2.0l TDci. Engine is now knackered.Anyone know where she could get a good second - hand engine. She has tried all the dismantlers listed in Golden Pages and no luck. Can anyone help ?

    Are you sure it isn't a TDDI?

    Insurance company would probably cover it?

    Otherwise it could be sourced in England if you find a mechanic with the contacts.

    Why do people drive into floods anyway?


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    Kristopherus
    Registered Users Posts: 11,907 ✭✭✭✭Kristopherus


    It was a flash flood. It happened at 9.00pm. No o2 coverage. Had to walk over a mile to get a house with someone in. Car in flood all this time.I'm not a tecchie but the type is D5BA. I hope that makes sense & thaks for the suggestions


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    Mr.Diagnostic
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    Hi,

    D5BA is a TDDI, call all the scrappies again :)


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