Bmw Diesel Jeep

The Jeep Cherokee XJ is an grand example of rock-solid American engineering. It may have been a compact unibody SUV, but it was also a bonafide, go-anywhere off-roader, especially with the right mods. There was just one thing missing-it never got a decent diesel version.

Thankfully, there's a diehard community out there that has rectified []. This adapter kit allows you to attach Jeep 3.8L Pentastar transmission to BMW M57 turbo diesel engine (North American Models, 2.5L and 3.0L). We supply you with everything needed to bolt your transmission to a BMW M57 diesel engine.

Automatic and manual transmissions work with our kits, unless otherwise stated. Considering a BMW M57 diesel engine swap into a Jeep Wrangler? Here's what to consider: If you're in California, emissions regulations may prevent a diesel swap unless you move the entire electrical system over, including wheel sensors, heat, and A/C, which would be very involved. Even with a donor car, this is a complex undertaking.

Also, BMW M57 engines, especially when tuned, can experience. PMC Motorsport Adapter Plate (adaptor / gearbox adapter / transmission adapter) BMW M57 3.0 Diesel - Jeep XJ Cherokee AW4 automatic Aluminium adapter plate designed for the conversion of the BMW M57 M57N with the Jeep XJ Cherokee AW4 automatic gearbox Why choose PMC Motorsport parts and adapters? Experience. Re: Jeep Cherokee with BMW Diesel? (twistedlizard720) I remember Cherokees with Renault turbo-diesels and Lincolns with BMW turbo-diesels, but no Jeep with a BMW engine.

Currently have a tuned and deleted BMW N47 2.0L inline 4 diesel. Makes about 225 hp and 375 lb. Jeep GC Overland/Summit diesel vs.

Audi TDI vs. BMW X diesel jeep Jump to Latest 8.2K views 8 replies 7 participants last post by SW03ES Apr 1, 2014. BMW M57 Diesel to JEEP 4.0L (1992-2006) Transmission (AW4, AX15) Adapter Kit $1,449.00.

So it's not bmw but the mercedes om617 and om606 turbo diesels have been swapped into xj's before so it probably is possible.As for tire goals- 35's+ on a d35 is a poor recipe, you will need a rear axle swap for sure (and the front will probably be on pretty thin ice), as well as a big time regear. 40's is one ton axle swap territory, which is going to be a lot of work. Check out Doomsday.

This forum thread documents the process of swapping a BMW M57 diesel engine into a 1995 Jeep Wrangler YJ. The original poster details the modifications made, including stand-alone wiring of the M57N2, adapting it to an AX15 transmission, and addressing front axle clearance issues.