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• aaz into mk1 caddy by bobmaf on 22 Sep, 2009 10:49
• will the aaz engine 1.9td from a mk3 fit into a mk1 caddy pickup ?
• #1 by Baron VonZeppelin on 22 Sep, 2009 14:01
• Its supposed to be drop in deal on mk2. (not your answer or question .... but getting there)
  
  Mk2 engine is basically drop in deal on Mk1 ... other than Inj pump bracket swap.
  
  So I hope its a sweet exchange to put AAZ into Mk1 Truck.
  I'm pondering the same upgrade.
  
  The Inj Pump bracket/engine mount for Mk1 is only thing that i'm thinking might could complicate it - along with if Mk1 accessories and brackets will bolt up onto 1.9 the same.
  
  I'm interested in same info / swap as you.
• #2 by bobmaf on 22 Sep, 2009 14:30
• if i find anything else out al be in touch
• #3 by 1outof5 on 23 Sep, 2009 00:45
• some info, although I don't like the engine bracket mod better to do it properly with a MK1 bracket
  
  http://www.vwcaddy.com/showthread.php?t=16362
• #4 by sawedoffgolf on 23 Sep, 2009 01:31
• I just finished the exact swap... well not exactly, it was dropped into a rabbit but the caddy has the same engine mount setup. I used the passenger side mount of a gas mk1, i too didnt want to cut the other bracket up. If you plan to use the AAZ timing belt cover you will need to cut a small section out of it (i can get pics of how the mount looks and how much to trim for the belt cover)
• #5 by stewardc on 23 Sep, 2009 03:30
• Here's mine in my 1981 Caddy. It fits very nicely.
  
  
• #6 by bobmaf on 23 Sep, 2009 14:56
• thats a nice setup
  
  if u can please do take a pic of the timing belt cover mod for me thanks
• #7 by stewardc on 23 Sep, 2009 16:58
• Quote from: bobmaf on 23 Sep, 2009 14:56

  thats a nice setup
  
  if u can please do take a pic of the timing belt cover mod for me thanks
  

  
  Sorry, but you can't see it from the top.
• #8 by bobmaf on 23 Sep, 2009 18:03
• sorry about that i meant for sawedoffgolf to send me the pics
  
  but yeh it looks nice your setup
• #9 by Baron VonZeppelin on 23 Sep, 2009 21:55
• Quote from: stewardc on 23 Sep, 2009 03:30

  Here's mine in my 1981 Caddy. It fits very nicely.
  

  
  Stewardc,
  
  I would say you look real good under the hood ... but it would be such an understatement.
  
  DAMMM MAN you went to the lengths ! Kill Dog Kill
  
  I'm going to do my 81 about 1 or 2 notches under that level.
  Highly presentable with some attention to detail.
  
  Do you have a build thread on this Truck ?
  
  Mine is heavy and will be hauling additional weights on top of that from time to time - i want max full GRuNT that can be had from a VW 4cyl IDI Dzl. So i'm thinking maybe to go 1.9 instead of 1.6
  
  I was told today that there are 2 diffrnt versions of 1.9TD.
  The Inj Pump Mount - one is larger than 1.6, and one is same as 1.6
  The larger one (68mm) is said to be more hassle to deal with.
  I have no further knowledge beyond that.
  
  
  
  
• #10 by stewardc on 24 Sep, 2009 03:38
• The 1.9 is definitely the way to go. Mine is from a 1996 Passat wagon, and you should go with as late an engine as you can. The difference is in the bottom end...later is stronger.
  I've never heard about the mount issue.
  Go with a Giles pump for sure....the guy is a genious. Also, the Garrett T3 spools slower than the stock turbo, but makes more ponies when needed.
  I really couldn't be happier. I'm presently doing a powdercoated oil pan, and a new turbo oil return into the block (presently using a 1.6TD pan with return there.). I'm also refinishing an oldskool Neuspeed strutbar to match the Scirocco K brace presently installed.
  Do these projects ever end?
  Here's a few pics of my old 1.6TD setup.
  
  
• #11 by bobmaf on 24 Sep, 2009 05:58
• the aaz ive got is going to come out of my mk3 golf its a 1994 i think with the kkk turbo and a 1.6GTD pin
• #12 by rallydiesel on 24 Sep, 2009 12:05
• Wow stewardc, I don't know how I missed really noticing your caddy before. I think that's the nicest IDI I've ever seen! Could you explain a bit about the oil drain directly to block?
• #13 by stewardc on 24 Sep, 2009 12:40
• A 1.6 drains into the pan through a welded-in bung while the 1.9 has a fitting in the lower part of the block. For ease, we just reused the ond 1.6 pan and drain, but I now have enough fittings to put a stainless braided AN hose onto the turbo drain and connect it into the block.
  
  
  
  
   I also have this nice new 1.9 pan all powdercoated and ready;
  
  
  
  At that time, I'll also revamp the engine breather system;
  
  
  
  
• #14 by rallydiesel on 24 Sep, 2009 12:55
• So the 1.6 pan fits on the AAZ block as well?