Anyone here able to recon/rebuild a 2.0CDTI Vivaro engine? Or know of anyone?

[slickcell]

As title says, I’m needing a 2.0 CDTI Vivaro engine reconditioned. Figured it’s a better route forward than just dropping in an unknown.

Anyone able to do this or know if anyone?

 

[NI_Volvo_Nut]

Smiths engineering probably your best bet if you aren't wanting to strip it yourself and get the crank ground, head skimmed etc.

 

[FM155]

Smiths are totally out of the engine game now, they are machining aircraft and rail parts etc.
Byre engineering are my go to for engine work now. There are others around of course.

 

[swansty]

Does @PeteMoore do this sort of work or was it a one off for himself?

 

[FM155]

Nope, not at all, and if anyone mentioned vivaro 2.0 cdti to him, he might start twitching lol..

 

[ace275]

Out of curiosity, what's the issue with it? Might help with a recommendation. We had a couple of guys in work with Insignias with presumably the same engine and they all gave oil pressure issues. There's a seal on the pickup tube that goes hard and lets air past, thus less vacuum to lift oil from the sump. If it's early, it might be saveable with a new seal.

 

[NI_Volvo_Nut]

Out of curiosity, what's the issue with it? Might help with a recommendation. We had a couple of guys in work with Insignias with presumably the same engine and they all gave oil pressure issues. There's a seal on the pickup tube that goes hard and lets air past, thus less vacuum to lift oil from the sump. If it's early, it might be saveable with a new seal.

As its a Vivaro I'd guess it's the Renault DCi POS? Have heard of that being am issue in the Insignia, strange it didn't effect the rest of the range, or at least I never heard of it.

 

[A.M.Q.R.]

What year is the Vivaro?

 

[Coog]

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