Bosch vs. GEMS Question
Does the GEMS V8 engine setup use the same front cover and cam position sensor as the Bosch setup, difference being cam chainwheel ERR5086 for GEMS vs. ERR7375 for Bosch?
Last edited by Fast951; Jun 14, 2018 at 08:44 AM.
I believe they are the same except the crank position sensor. I'm doing a gems 4.6 at the moment just moving all the parts from bosch 4.6. I'll post if I get snag.
I know based on experience the Bosch system reads only the ERR7375 chainwheel. I guess my real question now is: Is the front cover with ERR6169 cam sensor and ERR5086 chainwheel the correct setup for all GEMS applications?
Found information online stating "use NSC500610 cam sensor for pre-1997 applications and use ERR6169 cam sensor from 1997 onward."
Seems to be correct but I would love confirmation from someone who knows for sure.
Last edited by Fast951; Jun 14, 2018 at 11:21 AM.
Interesting. Is this for all GEMS or only for some, i.e. different cover depth for pre-1997 engines only?
All GEMS engines use the same depth timing cover, and as far as I know there weren't any changes at all to it during production.
The difference in depth between bosch and gems is over 1.5". Look how the D2 AC compressor sits mostly on top of the engine instead of in front of it like a D1
All GEMS engines use the same depth timing cover, and as far as I know there weren't any changes at all to it during production.
The difference in depth between bosch and gems is over 1.5". Look how the D2 AC compressor sits mostly on top of the engine instead of in front of it like a D1
The difference in depth between bosch and gems is over 1.5". Look how the D2 AC compressor sits mostly on top of the engine instead of in front of it like a D1
Water pump bolts to the timing cover. They all use the same water pump, so if its moved closer to the block 1.5", everything else has to follow.
This is a website about installing a Bosch engine in a GEMS rig.
So whatever he did you would need to do the opposite I guess?
Frankenrover - Swapping a Bosch D2 4.6 engine into a GEMS D1 Land Rover Discovery
So whatever he did you would need to do the opposite I guess?
Frankenrover - Swapping a Bosch D2 4.6 engine into a GEMS D1 Land Rover Discovery


