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perk423
06-04-2019, 11:21
Hi all
As per title I'm new to the forum but have owned Patrols before. I've had an L26 with a Perkins 4236 conversion and a Y60. Altogether done about 700k miles in them.

After the Y60 died I went on to other vehicles as I wasnt too fussed about the mickey-mouse engine that was in the Y61.

However I've started thinking, as I'm fancying returning to Patrols.

So, question:

Can anyone tell me please if the 4.2 diesel or the 4.5 or 4.8 petrol was available in the Y61 for the Japanese market ? 'Cos if they are I'm seriously thinking about importing.

Regards
Andy
macabethiel
06-04-2019, 12:14
Hi all
As per title I'm new to the forum but have owned Patrols before. I've had an L26 with a Perkins 4236 conversion and a Y60. Altogether done about 700k miles in them.

After the Y60 died I went on to other vehicles as I wasnt too fussed about the mickey-mouse engine that was in the Y61.

However I've started thinking, as I'm fancying returning to Patrols.

So, question:

Can anyone tell me please if the 4.2 diesel or the 4.5 or 4.8 petrol was available in the Y61 for the Japanese market ? 'Cos if they are I'm seriously thinking about importing.

Regards
Andy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Patrol
perk423
06-04-2019, 13:37
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Patrol

Thanks for reply and link. I have seen that one, read it, and still couldnt work out if it specifically said those configurations were available in Japan.

BTW noticed on your profile that you have a GC, thats what I went for after my last Patrol, now have a Grand Cherokee ZG.

Like the car generally, but dont trust it due to electrickery gremlins. Also a bit of a low towing limit.

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Andy
roger1951
06-04-2019, 13:46
dose anyone know how to replace valve guides on a 2.8 y61 patrol
Barrbeast
07-04-2019, 11:21
I would be surprised if Japan didn't run the full breadth of Y61 engine options tbh :nenau

I'm sure I've seen imported TD42 Y61s that looked Jap spec (eg. no rear lights in bumper).

I run a Jap import TD42 Y60 myself.
macabethiel
07-04-2019, 23:38
Thanks for reply and link. I have seen that one, read it, and still couldnt work out if it specifically said those configurations were available in Japan.

BTW noticed on your profile that you have a GC, thats what I went for after my last Patrol, now have a Grand Cherokee ZG.

Like the car generally, but dont trust it due to electrickery gremlins. Also a bit of a low towing limit.

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Andy

I am not familiar with the the ZG is it like the ZJ ?
perk423
08-04-2019, 13:28
I am not familiar with the the ZG is it like the ZJ ?

Hi
Yes, same car, the ZJ were American import, the ZG was assembled in Europe in Gratz.
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Andy
macabethiel
08-04-2019, 19:02
Hi
Yes, same car, the ZJ were American import, the ZG was assembled in Europe in Gratz.
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Andy

Before we bought our old r3mR I looked at a couple of ZJ's or it might have been a ZG one was a petrol with LPG conversion but it had a blown head gasket when I looked closer. The second one as I recall was a diesel it had an odd arrangement with four separate cylinder heads.

Our WK(Mk1) is great to drive but it is quite a complex Merc designed V6, for some reason we like the feel of the older WJ with its more plodding 5 cylinder Merc designed unit complete with the 5 cylinder engine note thrum.
perk423
08-04-2019, 20:01
Before we bought our old r3mR I looked at a couple of ZJ's or it might have been a ZG one was a petrol with LPG conversion but it had a blown head gasket when I looked closer. The second one as I recall was a diesel it had an odd arrangement with four separate cylinder heads.

Our WK(Mk1) is great to drive but it is quite a complex Merc designed V6, for some reason we like the feel of the older WJ with its more plodding 5 cylinder Merc designed unit complete with the 5 cylinder engine note thrum.

Whilst the Jeeps are undoubtably nice vehicles, I think if you do get a Patrol you'll be hooked, just as I was. After 4 years still want another Patrol

Re: my initial post and enquiry, I've found that the 4.5 & 4.8 Y61 are available in Japan, so started ball rolloing to import
macabethiel
09-04-2019, 02:55
Whilst the Jeeps are undoubtably nice vehicles, I think if you do get a Patrol you'll be hooked, just as I was. After 4 years still want another Patrol

Re: my initial post and enquiry, I've found that the 4.5 & 4.8 Y61 are available in Japan, so started ball rolloing to import

I love the Patrol (might get one one day) but as I only buy a used 4x4 with under 75k max on the clock they have been way outside my £6k price limit. Yes the Jeep is not top of it's tree but IMHO it's good value in the lower price band.
perk423
09-04-2019, 06:28
I love the Patrol (might get one one day) but as I only buy a used 4x4 with under 75k max on the clock they have been way outside my £6k price limit. Yes the Jeep is not top of it's tree but IMHO it's good value in the lower price band.

You could risk a much higher mileage than that with a Patrol. The TD42 engine was renown for being able to run up starship mileage. 500k was not unusual.

I had 350 on mine and just like new.
perk423
09-04-2019, 07:54
I love the Patrol (might get one one day) but as I only buy a used 4x4 with under 75k max on the clock they have been way outside my £6k price limit. Yes the Jeep is not top of it's tree but IMHO it's good value in the lower price band.

Here's a nice looking example, cut/paste into browser:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201902175015889?advertising-location=at_cars&sort=price-asc&postcode=ln119ue&model=PATROL&onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly%20New&onesearchad=New&radius=1500&make=NISSAN&page=1

If I wasn't planning a different route I might have been tempted to look at this one myself. :D
Banshee
09-04-2019, 08:16
You could risk a much higher mileage than that with a Patrol. The TD42 engine was renown for being able to run up starship mileage. 500k was not unusual.

I had 350 on mine and just like new.

I'm hoping to get similar mileage out of my TD27 on the veg :naughty
Thomas-the-Terrano2
09-04-2019, 19:40
Here's a nice looking example, cut/paste into browser:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201902175015889?advertising-location=at_cars&sort=price-asc&postcode=ln119ue&model=PATROL&onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly%20New&onesearchad=New&radius=1500&make=NISSAN&page=1

If I wasn't planning a different route I might have been tempted to look at this one myself. :D

That is nice, quite fancy going back to a Y61, had one ten years ago but was lot of trouble
on the then new ZD engine. Had a ZD powered Terrano 3 years has restored faith in the
engine.

Mind thinking back its a shame there isnt a nice 6 pot under that long bonnet and would
have been great if Nissan had done a 6 cylinder ZD with a cc around 4.5 litre and say
240 bhp out of the box...... a modernisation of the 4.2TD I guess.
perk423
09-04-2019, 19:45
That is nice, quite fancy going back to a Y61, had one ten years ago but was lot of trouble
on the then new ZD engine. Had a ZD powered Terrano 3 years has restored faith in the
engine.

Mind thinking back its a shame there isnt a nice 6 pot under that long bonnet and would
have been great if Nissan had done a 6 cylinder ZD with a cc around 4.5 litre and say
240 bhp out of the box...... a modernisation of the 4.2TD I guess.

Absolutely agree. Thats why I'm on a mission to import a 4.5 from Jap land. :cool:
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Andy
Thomas-the-Terrano2
09-04-2019, 20:00
ain't no substitute for cubes.

have to wonder what Nissan would offer as a big petrol block too, suppose
look to Stateside Titans with decent V8s, mind believe they've developed
a 5.0 V8 Cummins TD, pure porn.

(Neesan)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJlRewaTkcI